Pakistan has rejected reports claiming that an Ansar Allah missile damaged Pakistan Air Force (PAF) JF-17 fighter jets at a Saudi air base.
The Ministry of Information said on Sunday that there is no credible or official report confirming any damage to PAF aircraft in Saudi Arabia.
The ministry described the reports as false and said some Indian social media accounts were spreading the claims.
It said the reports about damaged PAF aircraft and their alleged evacuation were fabricated.
Pakistan has deployed military personnel and equipment in Saudi Arabia under a defense cooperation agreement signed by the two countries in September 2025.
Earlier this week, debris from a Houthi drone intercepted by Saudi air defenses fell in Taif. The incident killed a Yemeni resident and injured a Saudi woman and a Pakistani resident, who was critically wounded. Several buildings and vehicles were also damaged.
Saudi authorities had also reported the interception of a drone south of Makkah earlier this month. It is still pending official verification.
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