Public relations between Services (ISPR), the media wing of the Pakistan army, has launched a patriotic anthem entitled Dushman-E-Sun to commemorate six years from the replica of Operation Swift, a key moment in Pakistan’s defense history .
The operation, carried out on February 27, 2019, saw the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) knock down two Indian combat aircraft after they violated the Pakistain airspace.
One of the pilots, the Ala Abhinandan Varthaman commander, was captured and then released by Pakistan as a gesture of good will.
According to an ISPR statement, the song reflects the unwavering commitment of Pakistan’s armed forces to defend the sovereignty of the country.
“February 27 events are a testimony of the professionalism of the army and the resistance of the nation,” he said.
The Hymn lyrics were written on Ahmed Azeem, while Kamran Allah Khan composed and played the song.
ISPR described the launch as a “roar against any adversary” and a reminder that Pakistan would decisively respond to any aggression.
The replica of Operation Swift remains a decisive moment in Pakistan’s military history, often cited as an example of the country’s preparation against external threats.
The anniversary serves as a reaffirmation of its strategic defense and deterrence policies.
On February 27, 2019, tensions between India and Pakistan intensified dramatically after a series of aerial commitments about the contemporary region of Kashmir.
The Pakistani Air Force (PAF) said that it made air attacks in Jammu and Kashmir (Iiojk) of the Indians, which resulted in the fall of an Indian plane and the capture of its pilot.
This confrontation occurred a day after the Indian airplanes entered the Pakistani airspace, pointing to what they alleged as a militant camp. These incidents marked a significant climb between the two neighbors with nuclear weapons.
Later, in 2019, on August 5, the Indian government took a decisive step by revoking the special status of Jammu and Kashmir, which had been granted by virtue of article 370 of the Constitution of India.
This movement effectively annulled the autonomy of the region, which led to its reorganization to two territories of the Union: Jammu and Kashmir, and Ladakh. The decision was accompanied by a blackout of communication and a greater military presence to avoid possible disturbances.
To this day, Pakistan condemns the unilateral actions of India in IIOJK and asks for the resolution of the Kashmir dispute through a resolution of the Security Council of Plebiscitos and the UN.
