Pakistan UAV violated Indian Air Space, entered 400 metre in Uri Sector on January 01: Reports

Srinagar: Pakistan violated Indian air space on January 01 this year when its UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) came around 400 m inside Uri Sector at LoC, as per media reports.

Reports said that the incident was reported from Army's Angoor post in Jammu and Kashmir.

The post is close to the Army base camp in Uri sector which was attacked by Pakistan-based terrorists in September.

Meanwhile, amid a chill in Indo-Pak ties, Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Tuesday called a high-level meeting and reviewed the current status of the country's ties with its neighbours and strategic partners.

Sharif said Pakistan believes in peaceful co-existence with all countries of the region and looks forward to establish strong and mutually beneficial relations with them.

He chaired a high-level meeting at the Prime Minister's House here and reviewed the current status of Pakistan's relations with its neighbours and strategic partners, according to an official statement.

"Peaceful coexistence, mutual respect and economically integrated region must be our shared objective and we must strive for realising this objective. This could be possible only when we demonstrate a commitment to our aspirations of peace, progress and prosperity," Sharif said during the meeting, as per PTI.

Sharif added that China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) was a "cornerstone of our own quest for regional connectivity and shared prosperity".

The meeting evaluated various policy options in response to different challenges in regard to foreign relations. It focused on issues pertaining to regional, external and internal security situation.

It also reviewed bilateral and multi-lateral relations with neighbouring countries, future roadmap for regional stability and maintenance of mutually beneficial relations with all countries in the region and beyond.

(With Agency inputs)