Pakistan Army said Friday evening they had shot down an 'Indian' quadcopter they associated with 'spying' on the Rakhchikri area of Azad Jammu and Kashmir.
From the photos tweeted by the executive general of Inter-Services Public Relations, the armed force's media wing, it appeared that the quadcopter being utilized was of the economically accessible assortment of automatons.
The armed force said it had grabbed the destruction, likely for investigation purposes.
The story took after the Foreign Office's (FO) week after week instructions prior in the day, in which the FO representative had censured US intends to pitch automatons to India as a component of a military arrangement.
FO Spokesman Nafees Zakaria said the adjust of energy in the district would be upset as a result of the arrangement, and that giving delicate military innovation to India was much the same as prompting of its 'misfortunes'.
The developement likewise reviews comparable occurrences previously. In November a year ago, when Pakistan armed force had said it shot down a quadcopter, likewise in the Rakhchikri division, suspected to be on an undercover work mission.
Moreover, in 2015, the armed force had shot down a comparative looking quadcopter in the Bhimber region of AJK in the long stretch of July.
Prior that year, in May, a pigeon which had crossed the Indo-Pak outskirt into India's Pathankot territory had been caught and confined by the Indian military for being a 'suspected government agent'.
A stamped message and a wire-like protest on the 'gatecrasher', which arrived in the Manwal town arranged four kilometers from the Indo-Pak fringe, raised doubts of the security offices in India. The winged animal was taken to a veterinary specialist where it was said to have been subjected to a x-beam and medicinal examination.
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