There was a struggle between India and Pakistan after Operation Sindoor. At that time, India had damaged Pakistan’s F-16 fighter jet. NDTV asked questions regarding F-16. However, the US refused to directly answer the questions asked on the loss of Pakistani F-16 fighter aircraft. To this, the US State Department said, “We will ask you the Government of Pakistan to discuss its F-16 aircraft.” Surprisingly, the US, Pakistan’s F-16 fleet keeps the technical support team (TST), which keeps an eye on the status of the aircraft round the clock. The system works under the agreement between Pakistan and the US, which is based on the conditions of F-16, which is based on the terms of F-16.

According to Indian Air Force Chief Air Chief Marshal AP Singh, half of the F-16 hangar at Shahbaz Jacababad Airbase was destroyed and we are sure some aircraft were damaged inside. He told that the target of Indian attacks was Sukkur’s UAV Hangar, Bholari’s AEW & C Hanger, Jackbabad’s F-16 Hangar. The Indian Air Force claims that a total of 6 Pakistani aircraft were dropped during the operation, including 5 fighters and a large aircraft (potentially AEW & C or Elint).

Pakistan’s response and challenge
Pakistan completely dismissed these claims and said that if India is telling the truth, then both countries should make public the reserves of their aircraft. Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khwaja Mohammad Asif alleged that India wants to hide the truth. However, on the question asked by a private TV channel, the US Defense Department, citing the FOIA law, said that agencies do not need to create new documents or answer the questions directly. A spokesperson for Pentagon and US Defense Secretary did not make any additional comment on the issue.

At the same time, American silence is now being considered contrary to the statement that the US defense authorities gave the Foreign Policy magazine after the Balakot air strike in 2019. At that time, US officials had said that they counted Pakistani F-16 aircraft and no aircraft was missing, while India claimed that it had killed a F-16.

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In Operation Sindoor, the Indian Air Force completely destroyed many airbase of neighboring Pakistan. Aircraft Marshal AP Singh itself gave evidence of how much damage Pakistan was damaged in this operation. Showing the attacks related to the attack, Air Chief Marshal killed at least six aircraft of Pakistan in Operation Sindoor, including F-16.

Air Chief Marshal showed pictures before and after Operation Sindoor, which is clearly known how accurately the Indian Air Force left no stone unturned to ruin the airbase of the enemy country. The Indian Air Force (IAF) made a comprehensive plan to make this mission fast, accurate and decisive. Air Chief Marshal AP Singh took over the command of this campaign and ensured that the enemy’s important military capabilities suffered maximum damage in a short time.

Operation Sindoor took place after a terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, in which 26 innocent tourists were killed by terrorists associated with Pakistan. The incident was not only a emotional shock for India, but also a strategic warning that it is necessary to answer not only on the diplomatic platform, but also at the military level.

Pakistan’s military bases attacked

During the operation, the Indian Air Force targeted many important airbase and military establishments in Pakistan. These include Arifwala, Chunion, Bholari Airbase, Jacobabad and Sargodha.

Chunian: There were clear burns in the picture of the destroyed radar head, which completely eliminated its functionality.

Bholari Airbase: The AEW & C hangar was targeted, where there was possibly an AWACS platform. This attack was a direct attack on Pakistan’s air monitoring capacity.

Jacobabad: More than half of the main hangar with f-16 fighter aircraft was destroyed. This led to a serious shock to Pakistan’s air retaliation.

Sargodha: The airbase was targeted on the basis of accurate intelligence information, where F-16 aircraft were deployed. Many fighter jets of Pakistan were destroyed here.

S-400 gave big shocks to Pakistan

The Russian S-400 air defense system proved to be decisive in the success of this mission. Its long -distance firepower kept Pakistan’s aircraft and UAVs away from Indian air base. According to Air Chief Marshal Singh, this operation proves that air power in modern war is a source of early, accurate and effective response. It has the ability to make a safe return by attacking up to large targets without ground damage.

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