British report claims Pakistan downed 4 Indian Rafale jets

LONDON: British magazine has revealed the numbers of 4 Rafale jets shot down during the Indo-Pak war in May.

A global investigative report has exposed the self-created narrative of Indian defense superiority. According to a research report by the British defense magazine “Key Aero Magazine”, four Rafale fighter jets of the Indian Air Force were destroyed in the 52-minute air war between Pakistan and India.

According to the magazine, the numbers of the destroyed Rafale jets were BS 001, BS 021, BS 022 and BS 027.

According to the British defense magazine, India failed to present any clear photos with the serial numbers of these four aircraft. Pakistan’s multi-domain operations had paralyzed the Indian Air Force and Indian pilots proved helpless.

The British magazine report further said that the total losses of the Indian Air Force include 4 Rafales, MiG-29, Su-30 and Heron drones.

According to the report, on May 10, a JF-17 C Block III destroyed and disabled the Indian S-400 defense system in Udhampur.

According to the report, Pakistani cyber units paralyzed about 96 percent of India’s social networks and digital systems, the first time an air force took action by combining cyber and conventional military measures.