India Destroyed Nearly 12 Pakistani Aircraft, Including F-16s and JF-17s, During Operation Sindoor, Says IAF Chief AP Singh

In a major disclosure, Indian Air Force (IAF) chief Air Chief Marshal AP Singh revealed that India destroyed around 12 Pakistani aircraft during Operation Sindoor in May, of which 9–10 were fighter jets. Speaking at the 93rd Air Force Day celebrations on Friday, he said the losses included 4–5 US-made F-16s, several Chinese-origin JF-17 fighters, and one surveillance aircraft.

Indian Air Force chief Air Chief Marshal AP Singh (Photo Credits: X/ANI)

In a major disclosure, Indian Air Force (IAF) chief Air Chief Marshal AP Singh revealed that India destroyed around 12 Pakistani aircraft during Operation Sindoor in May, of which 9–10 were fighter jets. Speaking at the 93rd Air Force Day celebrations on Friday, he said the losses included 4–5 US-made F-16s, several Chinese-origin JF-17 fighters, and one surveillance aircraft. Singh categorically dismissed Pakistan’s claims about shooting down Indian jets, calling them “manohar kahaniyan” (fascinating tales). This is the first time the IAF has officially shared details of Pakistan’s heavy losses in the conflict, underscoring India’s aerial dominance and rebutting propaganda narratives across the border. India Shot Down 5 Pakistan Fighter Jets, 1 Military Aircraft During Operation Sindoor, Says Air Chief Marshal AP Singh (Watch Video).

India Destroyed 12 Pakistani Jets in Operation Sindoor: IAF Chief

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