Pakistan’s JF-17 Thunder fighter jets, accompanied by air and ground crews, have successfully arrived at King Abdul Aziz Air Base in Saudi Arabia to take part in the multinational aerial combat exercise, “Spears of Victory 2025.”
The JF-17s made a nonstop journey from Pakistan, demonstrating their impressive long-range capabilities through air-to-air refueling. This significant achievement highlights the Pakistan Air Force’s (PAF) advanced operational readiness and technological strength.
The “Spears of Victory 2025” exercise brings together air forces from several countries, including Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, France, Greece, Qatar, the UAE, the UK, the USA, and Pakistan. This joint training aims to improve cooperation, coordination, and interoperability among the participating nations. It also provides an opportunity for the PAF to showcase its skills in navigating complex operational environments and enhancing its combat capabilities on a global stage.
Such multinational exercises not only foster international partnerships but also play a vital role in strengthening the collective defense strategies of allied nations.
