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Pakistan has deployed anti-drone systems near the Line of Control (LoC) in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). According to reports, new Counter-Unmanned Aerial Systems (C-UAS) have been deployed in Rawalakot, Kotli and Bhimber sectors.
Counter-Unmanned Aerial System (C-UAS) is technology used to identify, track, and jam or shoot down enemy drones.
Pakistani Army fears that India may again take a step like Operation Sindoor. According to reports, Pakistan has deployed more than 30 special anti-drone units on the LoC.
These deployments have been made by Murree’s 12th Infantry Division and 23rd Infantry Division, which man the brigades of the Kotli-Bhimber area. Its purpose is to strengthen air surveillance and electronic warfare capabilities near the LoC.
Pakistan has increased surveillance on LoC and border after Operation Sindoor. (file photo)
Which systems were installed?
1. Spider Counter-UAS System
The Spider anti-drone system detects drones through radio frequency and can identify small drones and loitering munitions up to about 10 kilometers. It is available in both portable and vehicle-mounted forms.
This disrupts the drone’s communications and forces it to stop, return, or land in the air.
The Spider counter-UAS system has been developed by Pakistan’s Global Industrial and Defense Solutions (GIDS).
2. Sufra Jamming Gun It is a shoulder-fired weapon whose range is about 1.5 kilometers. This disrupts the drone’s control, video and GPS links. It can deactivate multiple kamikaze drones simultaneously.
The Sufra jamming gun has been developed by the National Electronics Complex of Pakistan (NECOP).
Air defense weapons also deployed
Along with entry drone systems, Pakistan has also deployed air defense weapons. These include the Oerlikon GDF 35 mm double barrel anti-aircraft gun with radar support and the Anza Mk-II and Mk-III MANPADS, which can engage low-flying targets.
According to reports, these deployments show Pakistan’s uneasiness over India’s increasing military activity on the western border. Meanwhile, Pakistan is also in talks to buy new drones and air defense systems from Türkiye and China.
India destroyed Pakistani drones in Operation Sindoor
In Operation Sindoor, Indian Air Force’s radar and air defense systems targeted Pakistan’s drones and fighter jets in the air.
A high-value aircraft flying about 300 kilometers away was also shot down by the Sudarshan missile system. This aircraft was equipped with either electronic warfare system or airborne early warning control system.
Apart from this, Rafale and Sukhoi-30 targeted the Pakistani Safe Center (Hangar), in which Made in China Wing Loong drones were destroyed.
Pakistan had launched drone attacks on India during Operation Sindoor, which were destroyed in the air by India.
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