Pakistan acquires Chinese, Turkish air defense systems after Indian strikes

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Pakistan has procured new air defense systems from China and Turkey, reportedly to strengthen protection of its air bases against future aerial attacks. The Chinese HQ-17A is a short-range system designed to counter a variety of aerial threats. The Turkish KORKUT gun system provides defense against drones and low-flying aircraft. These acquisitions come in the aftermath of Indian strikes that previously targeted Pakistani air defense infrastructure.

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