Pakistan Issues Second NOTAM Amid India Trishul Exercise: As India is conducting its military training exercises ‘Trishul 2025’, Pakistan is getting nervous. It is feared that preparations are being made to wage war. That is why Pakistan has gone into ‘Panic & Precaution’ mode. For the second time, NOTAM (Notice to Airmen) signals were issued. This NOTAM, which has imposed bans on flights for the second time in five days, will be in effect from November 1 to 30. Large parts of the southern and coastal areas are closed to air travel.
Trishul 2025 is an exercise to strengthen India’s three forces. 20,000 soldiers, Rafales and tanks are taking part in it. In India, the ‘Trishul 2025’ exercise is being held for 12 days from October 30 to November 11. These maneuvers are taking place in Sir Creek area of Gujarat, Rajasthan, Gujarat. Soldiers of the Southern Command are leading the exercise in which the three divisions of the Indian Army, Navy and Air Force are participating. More than 20,000 soldiers, T-90S, Arjun tanks, howitzers, missile systems, attack helicopters, Rafale, Sukhoi-30MKI fighters, AWACS (Airborne Early Warning), mid-air refuelers, RPAs, frigates, destroyers are involved.
Seeing all this, Pakistan is worried that India is preparing for war. Flights have been banned in southern and coastal areas. Pakistan issued first NOTAM on 28th and 29th October. Karachi and Lahore flight routes were closed for a day. . Now the second NOTAM has come into effect from November 1 to 30. In this, most of the flights in the southern and coastal areas have been suspended.
According to intelligence sources, this NOTAM was sent as a ‘deterrence signal’ to India. Pakistan feels that there is a possibility of attacks on southern airbases and naval fleets like India is doing maneuvers. Islamabad has decided to protect its air and sea borders. Pakistan has put all military units on red alert till November 30. Surveillance has been increased in coastal areas and naval and air assets have been repositioned in the North Arabian Sea.
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New NOTAM covers a massive area.
India has issued a new notification for its Tri-Services Exercise along the western border, now stretching deep into a large part of the Arabian Sea for a full day.
Date: 4–5 November 2025
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In response to the Pahalgam terror attack in May 2025, India launched ‘Operation Sindoor’, attacking terror hubs and airbases. For this reason the Trishul exercise has caused concern in Pakistan. This is also due to Defense Minister Rajnath Singh’s warning to Pakistan at a military camp in Sir Creek on the occasion of Dussehra. Although India is calling this exercise as India’s ‘routine’, Pakistan is getting scared.
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