Indian Air Force shot down Pakistan F-16 fighter
The conflict between India and Pakistan continues to gain momentum. It became known that the Indian Air Force aircraft shot down the Pakistan Air Force F-16 fighter.
We have already Reportedthat shortly before this news, the Pakistani side shot down two aircraft of the Indian Air Force. Now, Indian aviation partially "recouped" by shooting down a Pakistani plane.
In addition, three Pakistani military aircraft that invaded airspace over the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir were intercepted by Indian fighters.
Due to the anti-terrorist operation, the Indian government announced the temporary closure of airspace over Kashmir. Many civilian flights were canceled, mainly military aircraft fly in the sky.
Recall that on the eve of Indian aircraft dropped high-precision bombs on the camp of the terrorist group "Jaish-e-Muhammad" in the Kashmir mountains.
According to the Indian command, up to 300 militants died. This blow was a response to the attack on the Indian military convoy that occurred on February 14 and claimed the lives of 45 people.
Meanwhile, the representative of the Pakistani army, Major General Asif Gafur, has denied reports of a downed Pakistani fighter. According to a Pakistani general, the country's air force did not use F-16 aircraft in this operation.
We have already Reportedthat shortly before this news, the Pakistani side shot down two aircraft of the Indian Air Force. Now, Indian aviation partially "recouped" by shooting down a Pakistani plane.
In addition, three Pakistani military aircraft that invaded airspace over the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir were intercepted by Indian fighters.
Due to the anti-terrorist operation, the Indian government announced the temporary closure of airspace over Kashmir. Many civilian flights were canceled, mainly military aircraft fly in the sky.
Recall that on the eve of Indian aircraft dropped high-precision bombs on the camp of the terrorist group "Jaish-e-Muhammad" in the Kashmir mountains.
According to the Indian command, up to 300 militants died. This blow was a response to the attack on the Indian military convoy that occurred on February 14 and claimed the lives of 45 people.
Meanwhile, the representative of the Pakistani army, Major General Asif Gafur, has denied reports of a downed Pakistani fighter. According to a Pakistani general, the country's air force did not use F-16 aircraft in this operation.
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