Islamabad: Pakistan Air Force chief Marshal Sohail Aman said today that it is not worried at all about India and that its "battle hardened" military is capable of responding to any aggression.
"We are not worried about India at all," the Air Chief said, speaking at the ninth International Defence Exhibition and Seminar (IDEAS).
He said it is better if India showed restraint to prevent escalation of tension.
Air Chief Marshal Aman said that Pakistan does not want war but cannot ignore the pressure. "We are well capable of responding in the face of any aggression," he asserted.
He said Pakistan had "readied all of its (battle) plans" in the wake of the situation which has been ongoing ever since the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Uri sector.
The Air chief asserted that Pakistan, engaged in Operation Zarb-e-Azab, has a "battle hardened military" to respond to any threats.
"We are not worried about India at all," the Air Chief said, speaking at the ninth International Defence Exhibition and Seminar (IDEAS).
He said it is better if India showed restraint to prevent escalation of tension.
He said Pakistan had "readied all of its (battle) plans" in the wake of the situation which has been ongoing ever since the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Uri sector.
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