After Operation Sindoor, Pakistan has adopted a strategy to strengthen its air defence and drone surveillance system along the Line of Control (LoC). According to the latest report, Pakistan has deployed more than 50 special anti-drone units in areas facing the LoC. Most of these units have been installed in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). It has been claimed that 20 new units were deployed in November 2026 alone.
The main purpose of these systems is to identify Indian drones and loitering munitions, monitor their movements and, when required, neutralise them. Information has emerged about their deployment in the Rawalakot, Kotli and Bhimber sectors. These areas lie opposite the Poonch, Rajouri, Nowshera and Sunderbani sectors of Indian Jammu and Kashmir.
According to the report, Pakistan has paid special attention to electronic surveillance and drone-jamming technologies. These include the Spider counter-drone system and the Safra jamming gun. Spider is said to be capable of detecting drones with the help of radio frequency and sensors, while Safra is used to disrupt drones’ control and communication signals.
Pakistan is also working to acquire modern defence technology from China and Turkiye. The role of drone operations, surveillance and artificial intelligence-based systems is being increased in its military strategy.
During Operation Sindoor in May 2025, drone and air defence systems were used between the two countries. Since then, emphasis has increased on developing a technically capable defence system along the border.
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