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...including three $85million apiece French made Rafales...brought down with the supersonic PL15 Chinese-made missiles
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By Web Desk
May 07, 2025
Pakistan has shot down five Indian fighter jets, destroyed Indian brigade headquarters, a drone and several checkposts in retaliatory strikes after at least 26 people were martyred and 46 others injured in Indian strikes on Pakistani cities of Punjab and Azad Kashmir.
In his press conference on Wednesday, Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Director-General Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry confirmed that all Pakistan Air Force (PAF) jets are safe after engaging Indian jets.
The DG ISPR also added that among the destroyed Indian Air Force (IAF) jets are three French-made Rafales, one Su30MKI and one MIG-29 Fulcrum.
The Pakistan armed forces also destroyed multiple enemy posts in several sectors along the Line of Control (LoC). An intense exchange of fire is ongoing at the LoC with the Pakistan Army engaging Indian army positions.
India's attacks on Pakistani soil have resulted in the martyrdom of 26 innocent civilians, while 46 others have sustained injuries, according to the military's spokesperson.
The military escalation along the Line of Control comes after India launched strikes on multiple locations in Pakistan in the wee hours of Wednesday.
India says it took the measures in response to the killing of more than two dozen tourists in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir, for which India blames Pakistan, a claim that Islamabad has vehemently denied.
National
Pakistan shoots down five 'Indian jets, destroys brigade HQ in retaliatory strikes', several checkposts
ISPR says 26 Pakistanis martyred, 46 injured in Indian attacks on civilian population
By Web Desk
May 07, 2025
Pakistan has shot down five Indian fighter jets, destroyed Indian brigade headquarters, a drone and several checkposts in retaliatory strikes after at least 26 people were martyred and 46 others injured in Indian strikes on Pakistani cities of Punjab and Azad Kashmir.
In his press conference on Wednesday, Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Director-General Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry confirmed that all Pakistan Air Force (PAF) jets are safe after engaging Indian jets.
The DG ISPR also added that among the destroyed Indian Air Force (IAF) jets are three French-made Rafales, one Su30MKI and one MIG-29 Fulcrum.
The Pakistan armed forces also destroyed multiple enemy posts in several sectors along the Line of Control (LoC). An intense exchange of fire is ongoing at the LoC with the Pakistan Army engaging Indian army positions.
India's attacks on Pakistani soil have resulted in the martyrdom of 26 innocent civilians, while 46 others have sustained injuries, according to the military's spokesperson.
The military escalation along the Line of Control comes after India launched strikes on multiple locations in Pakistan in the wee hours of Wednesday.
India says it took the measures in response to the killing of more than two dozen tourists in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir, for which India blames Pakistan, a claim that Islamabad has vehemently denied.
