Bengaluru: Marshal AP Singh, Chief of Air Personnel, said on Saturday that Indian armed forces destroyed at least five Pakistani fighter planes and a large plane during the Sindoor operation.
While the Air Chief addressed an event at the Hal Management Academy, he showed information about India’s damage to Pakistan’s defense capabilities.
“At least five fighters were killed and a large plane that can be a large plane that can be taken at a large aircraft and a large aircraft or an Aew & C aircraft from a distance of approximately 300 kilometers. This is actually killed in the air.” He said.
Listing other damages of Pakistan’s defense capabilities, the air chief, “We were able to buy at least two commands and control centers such as Murid and Chaklala. At least six radars, some of them are large, some small. Lahor and Okara. This is an indicator of at least one AEW & C in Aew & C hangar and at least one AEW & C in a few F-16.
India launched the Sindoor operation on May 7 as a decisive military response of 26 people were killed in the terrorist attack on April 22nd. The Indian Armed Forces targeted the terror infrastructure in the occupied Jammu and Kashmir, Pakistan and Pakistan, and led to more than 100 terrorists, such as Jaish-e-Mohammed, Lashkar-E-Taiba and Hezbol Mujahideen.
After the attack, Pakistan, the control line and Jammu and Kashmiri throughout the border bomber and border regions attempted to attack drone attacks, India’s coordinated attack launched a coordinated attack, including Nur Khan air in Pakistan damaged radar infrastructure, communication centers and airports.
According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 16 people were killed and 59 injured due to the Bombard of Pakistan.
