In a major development today, Pakistan’s army has claimed a strong and successful response against Indian forces, shooting down three Indian Rafale jets (MiG-29 and an Su-30 Russian–made jet) and a total of five Indian aircraft during fierce fighting lasting about five hours.
Pakistan Responds Strongly to Indian Attack with Major Gains:
This important update was revealed early in the morning, showing Pakistan’s military strength and quick action against India’s attack. The situation started with Indian forces raising white flags at some check posts, indicating their defeat and retreat. Pakistani officials reported that during the intense battle, an Indian infantry brigade headquarters was captured, and many Indian soldiers were taken as prisoners.
Pakistan also shot down two enemy drones, including an Israeli-made Heron drone, and destroyed several Indian communication lines, weakening their control. The fighting involved heavy weapons like artillery, machine guns, and advanced missiles. Pakistani soldiers showed great professionalism and courage, forcing Indian troops to leave their positions and run away.
Indian media has reportedly admitted to losing three Rafale jets, which cost India about 9 billion dollars. Additionally, Pakistan downed a MiG-29 and an Su-30 Russian-made jet, killing the Indian squadron leader. Pakistan’s military spokesperson and government officials have been openly communicating with the media and international channels, while Indian officials have been mostly silent. Pakistan has also invited India to join a joint or international inquiry into the conflict, but India has refused.
The ongoing clashes are happening along the Line of Control and working boundary, with both sides using heavy firepower. Pakistan emphasized the importance of protecting key water projects like the Wullar Barrage, Kishanganga Dam, and Baglihar Dam, warning that water issues must not be ignored in the conflict. This escalation marks a critical moment in the India-Pakistan conflict, with Pakistan showing strong defense and readiness to protect its territory and people.
