Pakistan's top air force commander sent a thank you letter to parliament leaders after they praised his pilots. Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Baber Sidhu wrote to National Assembly Speaker Sardar Ayaz Sadiq about the support his force received. The military chief said parliament members gave great encouragement after Pakistani jets fought back against Indian attacks. He told the speaker that all air force ranks felt grateful for the kind words from government officials. The commander said parliamentary speeches showed strong backing for military operations.
The air force leader said Pakistan's success came from everyone working together as one team. He credited Allah's help and the whole nation's support for making the military response work well. Sidhu praised regular Pakistani citizens for standing with their armed forces during the conflict. The commander said this unity showed the country was ready to face any challenge with brave hearts. He noted that when people and military join forces, they can defeat any enemy plan.
The air chief promised his pilots would keep protecting Pakistani skies from all threats. He said the air force stays alert every day and night to guard the nation's borders. Sidhu told parliament that his planes and crews remain prepared to fight any battle that comes their way. The commander said defending Pakistan's territory and freedom was his force's most important job. He pledged that air force pilots would always answer their country's call for help.
The air force leader said Pakistan's success came from everyone working together as one team. He credited Allah's help and the whole nation's support for making the military response work well. Sidhu praised regular Pakistani citizens for standing with their armed forces during the conflict. The commander said this unity showed the country was ready to face any challenge with brave hearts. He noted that when people and military join forces, they can defeat any enemy plan.
The air chief promised his pilots would keep protecting Pakistani skies from all threats. He said the air force stays alert every day and night to guard the nation's borders. Sidhu told parliament that his planes and crews remain prepared to fight any battle that comes their way. The commander said defending Pakistan's territory and freedom was his force's most important job. He pledged that air force pilots would always answer their country's call for help.
