Pakistani Air Force losses, IAF Operation Sindoor analysis, military aircraft destruction strategies
“A total of 19 Pakistani planes were destroyed by the IAF during Operation Sindoor. 6 jets in Air including 1 AWACS and 13 in Hangers including 1 AWACS, 1 Il-78MP Midas refuelling tanker, 1 C-130 and 10 fighter jets.”
– Austrian Military aviation analyst Tom Cooper https://t.co/WHoAHWZ30t
A total of 19 Pakistani planes were destroyed by the IAF during Operation Sindoor
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In a striking display of aerial prowess, the Indian Air Force (IAF) executed Operation Sindoor, leading to the destruction of a total of 19 Pakistani planes. This operation included 6 jets in the air, notably comprising 1 AWACS (Airborne Warning and Control System), along with 13 planes located in hangars. The hangar losses included another AWACS, an Il-78MP Midas refueling tanker, a C-130 transport aircraft, and 10 fighter jets. The operation significantly impacted Pakistan’s air capabilities.
6 jets in Air including 1 AWACS
During the operation, the IAF demonstrated remarkable precision and strategy by targeting and neutralizing 6 jets in air, which included 1 critical AWACS aircraft. The AWACS plays a crucial role in surveillance and command control, making its destruction a pivotal moment in the conflict. The ability of the IAF to effectively engage and eliminate airborne threats showcased their advanced tactical capabilities and preparation.
13 in Hangers including 1 AWACS, 1 Il-78MP Midas refuelling tanker, 1 C-130 and 10 fighter jets
The IAF’s success extended to ground targets as well, with 13 aircraft destroyed in hangars. This included another AWACS, an Il-78MP Midas refueling tanker, a C-130 transport aircraft, and a staggering 10 fighter jets. The destruction of these aircraft not only weakened Pakistan’s immediate operational capacity but also sent a strong message regarding air superiority in the region.
Austrian Military aviation analyst Tom Cooper
Respected Austrian Military aviation analyst Tom Cooper has highlighted the strategic implications of Operation Sindoor. His insights shed light on how these losses will affect the balance of power in South Asia. By examining the details of the operation, Cooper underscores the importance of air power in modern warfare and its lasting effects on regional stability.