On the silver anniversary of Pakistan’s nuclear tests, which marked the momentous day of Youm-e-Takbeer, the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) saluted the nation’s resilience.

The PAF Spokesperson claims that on May 28, 1998, in reaction to provocative Indian nuclear tests, Pakistan showcased its nuclear capacity by detonating nuclear weapons.

He claimed that the Pakistan Air Force was instrumental in preserving the country’s sovereignty at this period by using its C-130 aircraft to transfer the nuclear device and sensitive equipment to the test site while its fighter jets provided aerial support both before and during the testing.

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