Kumar Bahukhandi
IAF dealt a heavy blow to Pakistan in Operation Sindoor-Photo-ANI
During Operation Sindoor, the Indian Air Force destroyed 6 Pakistani fighter jets, 2 high-value aircraft, more than 10 drones, a C-130 aircraft and several cruise missiles. From a distance of 300 km, the Sudarshan missile targeted and shot down a vital Pakistani air system, which could be an ECM or AEM&C aircraft.
An analysis of the military action taken by the Indian Air Force (IAF) in Pakistan during Operation Sindoor has been done. It has come to light that six fighter planes of the Pakistan Air Force (PAF), two expensive airplanes, more than 10 unmanned combat vehicles (UCAVs), a C-130 transport aircraft and several cruise missiles were destroyed in Indian missile attacks.
Sources involved in this operation told news agency ANI that based on the technical data available with the Indian Air Force, it has been confirmed that these 6 Pakistani fighter planes were shot down in the air. He said that a high-value air asset was destroyed by Sudarshan in a long-range attack at a distance of about 300 kilometers. This air asset could be an Electronic Counter Measures (ECM) aircraft or an Airborne Early Warning and Control (AEW&C) aircraft.
In this four-day conflict, the Indian Air Force attacked Pakistan’s Bholari airbase with air-to-surface cruise missiles, destroying another Airborne Early Warning and Control aircraft based on Swedish technology. According to sources, there were more fighter jets in the hangar of this airbase, but Pakistan has not yet removed the debris from there. Therefore, the damage to the aircraft standing on the ground has not been confirmed at the moment.
He said that the Indian Air Force’s radar and air defense missile system tracked the Pakistani fighter planes and when the missiles hit, these planes suddenly disappeared from the radar, which clearly shows that they were destroyed. In addition, a Pakistani C-130 transport aircraft was also shot down in a drone attack, which was in Pakistani Punjab.
