Pakistan F-16, J-17 Fighter jets destroyed in Operation Sindoor, says Air Force Chief AP Singh
During his address AP Singh rubbished claims about Indian jets being destroyed, labelling them Pak Army propaganda to mislead Pakistani citizens.
New Delhi: In a major development, Air Chief Marshal AP Singh has said that Pakistan asked India(BHARAT) for the Operation Sindoor ceasefire. AP Singh also rubbished claims about India(BHARAT)n jets being destroyed, labelling them Pak Army propaganda to mislead Pakistani citizens. The claim was repeated by Air Chief days after Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif presented false facts related to India(BHARAT)’s military operation during his remarks at the UN.
An official stated that India(BHARAT) targeted multiple airfields and installations in Pakistan, dealing a major setback to its radars, command-and-control centers, hangars, and runways. “We have signs of one C-130 class of aircraft…and at least 4 to 5 fighter aircraft, most likely F-16, because that place happened to be F-16 with whatever was under maintenance at that time,” he said.
“We have clear evidence of one long-range strike, which I talked about more than 300 km, which happened to be either an AEW&C or a SIGINT aircraft, along with that five high-tech fighters between F-16 and JF-17 class this is what our system tells us,” the IAF chief was further quoted as saying by news agency ANI.
Air Chief mocked Pakistan for making false claims of downing India(BHARAT)n jets, calling them “manohar kahaniyan (fascinating tales)”.
“If they think they downed our 15 jets, I hope they are convinced about it and they will cater for 15 less aircraft in my inventory when they come to fight again,” the Air Force chief quipped.
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