New Delhi: The operation is complicated but “Sky-Lords”, the nickname of the C-17 Globemaster-III squadron at the IAF, once again proves their courage by evacuating nearly 200 Indians in two planes from Kabul hit by the war during the last few days.
Smooth surgery saw the C-17 aircraft flying from the air base Hindon near Delhi on Sunday night, taking a road route through the Iranian airspace to avoid Pakistan, down touching on the Ayni air base in Tajikistan for “parking” and closely coordinating with the US landed forces landed on Fucked Kabul airport and finally took off for India.
There are some unthinkable.
The majority of people at the Indian Embassy in Kabul, for example, failed to reach the airport on Monday morning.
The militia carries Taliban weapons has been subject to obstacles on the road, even as US troops try to uphold order in the airport military overrun by thousands of Afghans desperate to escape.
“This is a complicated situation, and Monday is mainly tense, but IAF pulls it off,” said a source.
IAF ‘Skylords’ evacuated 200 Indians from Afghanistan
