India’s Operation Sindoor Exposé Stuns Pakistan, Forces It to Spin Fresh Web of Lies

International news: The whole world saw the solid evidence provided by the Indian Air Force on the action taken against Pakistan after India's Operation Sindoor. Satellite pictures also exposed Pakistan. However, it never accepted that it had suffered any kind of loss during this operation. Now Pakistan has been rattled by a statement by Indian Air Force Chief Air Chief Marshal Amarpreet Singh.

After this, Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif claimed on Saturday that during the recent conflict, the Indian armed forces were neither able to target nor destroy any aircraft of his army.

Six Pakistani planes were shot down

In fact, earlier, Indian Air Force Chief Air Chief Marshal Amarpreet Singh said that the IAF shot down five Pakistani fighter planes and a big plane during Operation Sindoor. Amarpreet Singh said that we have received indications of the presence of at least one AWC and some F-16 planes in that AWC hangar, which are being maintained there.

We have confirmed information of at least five fighter jets being shot down, including a larger aircraft, which could be either an aircraft or an AWC (Airborne Warning and Control System), which was targeted from a distance of about 300 kilometers.

No claims for three months

After this operation, a large number of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), drones, and some of their missiles also fell in Indian territory. Asif claimed in a post on social media that India was neither able to target nor destroy a single Pakistani aircraft. He said that no such claim was made for three months—while Pakistan had immediately provided detailed technical information to the international media.

What did Defense Minister Khawaja Asif say?

Khawaja Asif said that the late statements made by the Indian Air Force chief about the destruction of Pakistani aircraft during Operation Sindoor are 'as unbelievable as they are ill-timed.' Asif claimed that the Indian armed forces also suffered heavy losses on the Line of Control.

Pakistan Seeks Aircraft Verification

He said that if the truth is doubtful, then both sides should open their aircraft reserves for independent verification. However, we doubt that this will reveal the truth that India wants to hide. He also said that every violation of Pakistan's sovereignty and territorial integrity will be given a swift, definite, and balanced response.