Operation Sindoor: India Strikes Terroist Camps Inside Pakitsan

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Not possible. The j-10C's would get a lock on around 70-90 km. But they will have to be on the borders which seems highly unlikely. The crash direction seems like the plane either crashed while returning to the air force base returning from the north not the west. The j-10's would require to enter Indian AD network if they attacked from the west. Seems unlikely.
Where do you get the accurate data of J10c from? In the complex electromagnetic environment of war, can you ensure that every ground radar in India plays its full role? Moreover, all PL-15s have two-way data links and can even rely on the early warning aircraft at the rear to provide relay guidance. Combat distance is not a fundamental influencing factor.
 
We have lost a Rafale in Bathinda and a two-seat fighter in Akhnoor.

The two-seat fighter could be a trainer or the MKI. That requires clarification.

Gotta wait for MoD presser.
 
Where do you get the accurate data of J10c from? In the complex electromagnetic environment of war, can you ensure that every ground radar in India plays its full role? Moreover, all PL-15s have two-way data links and can even rely on the early warning aircraft at the rear to provide relay guidance. Combat distance is not a fundamental influencing factor.
Yup. Could be likely. We will get to know soon.
 
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We have lost a Rafale in Bathinda and a two-seat fighter in Akhnoor.

The two-seat fighter could be a trainer or the MKI. That requires clarification.

Gotta wait for MoD presser.


There is absolutely no information on Twitter

It is 3 pm now

We could have got information by now
 
As the wreckage of the M88 engine has been discovered so far, the losses of the Rafale fighter jets can now be basically determined
This time fighting, dassault company was close to tears, the rafale and mirage 2000 were shot down
stop this propaganda about your HQ-9BE. they completely failed while our Akash system delivered and shot down your JF-17. Multiple PL-15 missile launches could not hit even a single aircraft and all of them failed.
 
Okay, nothing so far on the engagement last night. This seems to be a tactical decision - to wait for the entire action to go down. So far based on what I have seen, India did learn its lessons from Balakote strike and everything, strikes to impacts are recorded this time.

Based on reputed handles on X, they are being relentlessly pounded along LoC and IB. Where will they strike now? Or are they simply going to roll with, We hit Srinagar bla bla bla with no further PAF involvement? Personally, that would be a shame! They should show us and the world how capable they are, and in turn give us the chance to start phase-II of OP Sindoor!
 
Where do you get the accurate data of J10c from? In the complex electromagnetic environment of war, can you ensure that every ground radar in India plays its full role? Moreover, all PL-15s have two-way data links and can even rely on the early warning aircraft at the rear to provide relay guidance. Combat distance is not a fundamental influencing factor.
Kek, so saab has the proprietary data link of PL-15 according to yiu, because they retired your Zdeek awacs saying it is junk
 
So it's a Mirage and Rafale, I guess.

They will accept it by the evenin
he said should be this aircraft. I think it's more like a mig-29 upg
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Kek, so saab has the proprietary data link of PL-15 according to yiu, because they retired your Zdeek awacs saying it is junk
Who knows? The ZDK03 is relatively old, but it's not unusable. We can even be bolder to assume that Pakistan temporarily leased a KJ500 from China
 
Multiple PL-15 missile launches could not hit even a single aircraft and all of them failed.
If it wasn't the PL-15 or the HQ-9, how could the crash in Bathinda (most probably a Rafale, in any case, there was a crash in Bathinda) happen? And this isn't counting another likely crash.

If these were shot down by the PAF, given the low number of Rafales (and the fact that they are the best multirole platforms that the IAF has right now) and the possibility of at most 1 or 2 PAF jets, not sure how good a sign it would be.
 
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The imagery supposedly from Bathinda, Punjab - assuming it isn't AI-generated or doctored, which is possible in this day & age - suggests that the wreckage is indeed a Rafale.

Hasn't been any official statement from IAF so far about any aircraft loss, so until then need to keep all options open.

What's also unknown is the reason for the loss, assuming there was really a loss. It's possible that the crash was due to non-combat reasons (mechanical failure).
 
The imagery supposedly from Bathinda, Punjab - assuming it isn't AI-generated or doctored, which is possible in this day & age - suggests that the wreckage is indeed a Rafale.

Hasn't been any official statement from IAF so far about any aircraft loss, so until then need to keep all options open.

What's also unknown is the reason for the loss, assuming there was really a loss. It's possible that the crash was due to non-combat reasons (mechanical failure).

At that distance, when egressing, yeah, a crash is most likely. And crashing is our area of expertise.
 
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