Indian air forces (IAF) along the border with Pakistan have been brought to high readiness. This was reported by Times of India, citing sources of the commander of the Air Force.
Fully armed fighter squaders are in preparation for direct combat tasks. Rafale multifunction fighters, which are purchased with winged "SCALP" "Air-Yerkir", can be used to carry out combat tasks, the distance of which exceeds 300 km.
The combat readiness of aviation at Indian military airports has been raised, taking into account the unsubstantiated shelling by Pakistan's troops on the night of the entire Kashmir control line, the publication states.
