Air Chief Visits Family of Martyred Hero Usman Yousuf, Checks on Injured at CMH Rawalpindi
PAF Chief honors fallen officer and promises full support to defend Pakistan’s skies.
Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Babar Sidhu visited the home of Squadron Leader Usman Yousuf, who lost his life during a recent enemy attack at a PAF airbase. The Air Chief offered prayers and comforted the family, saying that Yousuf’s bravery and sacrifice will never be forgotten.
He praised the martyred officer for showing great courage and said the entire nation is proud of his service.
After the visit, the Air Chief went to CMH Rawalpindi to meet soldiers and civilians injured in recent Indian missile and drone attacks. He admired their strength and spirit, saying that the Pakistan Air Force will protect the country no matter what.
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