Tag: IAF
-
My Open Letter to Air Chief Marshal A.P. Singh: The Case of the Missing S-400
Dear Air Chief Marshal Singh, With deep respect for your long service to the Indian Air Force — and with a wink to the theatrics of modern aerial brinkmanship — I write three months after the intense air engagements of May 6–7, 2025. The subcontinent’s skies have seen many dramas, but in this age of…
-
A Graveyard in the Skies: Alarming Losses of Indian Pilots Due to Poor Maintenance and Training
By Major (r) Haroon Rasheed — Defense and Strategic Analyst India’s Air Force may pride itself on its modernization efforts and acquisition of high-end fighter jets like the Rafale, but a troubling reality hides behind the optics of military parades and procurement deals. The Indian Air Force (IAF) has faced a historically high rate of…
-
The Biggest Air Force Warfare in Recent History: PAF Downs 4 Rafales Using Cyber-Enhanced Kill Chain Tactics
By Major (r) Haroon Rasheed — Defense and Strategic Analyst In what is now being dubbed the largest and most high-tech air warfare engagement in recent history, the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) achieved a stunning operational success by shooting down four Indian Air Force Rafale fighter jets during a high-intensity aerial conflict that erupted unexpectedly…
-
Pakistan Air Force: Maintaining the Edge Over India in the Skies (1965–2025)
By Major (R) Haroon Rasheed – Defence & Strategic Analyst Since its inception, the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) has demonstrated professionalism, technological advancement, and tactical brilliance in various confrontations with its eastern neighbor, India. From the roaring skies of the 1965 war to the recent Operation Bunyanoon Marsoos, PAF has consistently maintained an upper edge…
-
Pakistan Army used only 10% of its Capabilities to defeat the Enemy
The Pakistan Army Spokesperson (DG ISPR), Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, revealed in a briefing that during the recent four-day war with India, the Pakistani armed forces used only 10 percent of their military and technical resources. But despite this, the enemy was inflicted with heavy losses and a complete superiority was achieved. According to the DG…
-
Modi’s visit to Adampur Air Base cut Short
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the Adampur Air Force Base today under tight security. The security arrangements were of a very sensitive nature, the main reason for which was the alleged threats to Modi from RSS extremist elements as well as the discontent found in the Indian Air Force. According to sources, Modi is…
-
Pakistan launches “Operation Bunyan Al-Marsoos” against India
Pakistan has launched “Operation Bunyan Al-Marsoos” in response to India’s continued provocations. Pakistan has launched attacks on Indian military installations in Gujrat, Rajasthan and New Delhi. The aim of this operation is to target Indian military installations. In the first phase, the storage of Brahmos missiles located in Beas city of Indian state of Punjab…
-
Pakistan Air Force presents evidence of downing Indian Rafale jets
Pakistan Air Force Air Vice Marshal Aurangzeb Ahmed, while briefing the international media, presented undeniable evidence of the downing of the Indian Rafale aircraft. According to him, India sent 60 warplanes from four directions to violate Pakistan’s airspace, including 16 Rafale aircraft. According to Baaghi TV, during the news conference, alongwith DG ISPR Lt. Gen.…
-
Top Gun is no match to our Shaheens
Pakistan struck back as a response to India’s unprovoked attacks. Pakistan air force shot down 3 Raphales and two SU-30s . Whereas, the Indian attack left 25 civilians killed in the dastardly attack. Kashmir is a nuclear flash point which has invited international attention. Pakistan army has exercised restraint still keeping in view a situation…
-
Pakistan Shot Down 5 of India’s 70 Aircraft, Defense experts surprised
Pakistan successfully entered Indian airspace and hit its targets in the recent air-to-air combat. This success clearly demonstrated the superiority of Pakistan’s C4ISR (Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance) capabilities, which are several steps ahead of India. This means that Pakistan was monitoring every move of India and keeping a close watch on…