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BIG news IAF Chief AP Singh says "India shot large Pak plane 300 km away, largest-ever recorded surface-to-air kill"

In a groundbreaking announcement, IAF Chief AP Singh revealed that India has successfully shot down a large Pakistani aircraft approximately 300 kilometers away, marking the largest-ever recorded surface-to-air kill. This statement has sent shockwaves through the defense community and beyond, highlighting India’s advanced military capabilities.

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"No restrictions were imposed on us"

Singh emphasized that during this operation, there were no restrictions placed on the Indian Air Force. This assertion underscores the strategic advantage India maintains in its air defense mechanisms. The confidence expressed by Singh not only boosts morale within the armed forces but also sends a clear message to neighboring countries about India’s readiness and resolve.

"We shot down at least five Pakistani fighter jets and one large aircraft, likely an ELINT or AWACS"

The IAF Chief disclosed that along with the large aircraft, at least five Pakistani fighter jets were also shot down during Operation Sindoor. This operation signifies a significant escalation in aerial engagements between India and Pakistan. The large aircraft, described as likely being an ELINT (Electronic Intelligence) or AWACS (Airborne Warning and Control System), indicates the strategic importance of the target. Such aircraft are critical for surveillance and intelligence gathering, which makes their interception a notable achievement for the IAF.

For more details on this historic event, you can check the full report on Times Algebra. This development not only enhances India’s tactical position but also reshapes the dynamics of air power in the region.