‘Absolutely wrong’: Rafale maker on Pakistan’s claim on Indian Rafael; The success of the mission is important. Bharat News
Dassault Aviation CEO éric Trappier strongly rejected Pakistan’s claim that it shot several Rafale fighter jets during recent military conflicts with India, describing the edition of Islamabad incidents as “wrong”. His comment marks the first response from the French manufacturer after a brief but acute air struggle between two atomic-skills neighbors in early May.
“Indians have not communicated, so we do not know what has really happened. We already know what Pakistan is saying [three Rafales destroyed] Wrong, ”Trappier said in an interview ChallengesA French magazine.“On the other hand, when you operate a fighter aircraft, you are carrying out a mission. The success of the mission is not getting zero loss; it is achieving its objectives. During World War II, it was not said that the Allies had lost the war because they were seeing that they were damaged or not, and if the war was surprised, if the war was surprised, then some people can surprise the truth.”After weeks after weeks after Tapier’s comment, General Anil Chauhan publicly rejected the claim of demolishing six Indian warfare aircraft during Pakistan’s Operation Sindor.Also: ‘India lost jets but changed the strategy to barely hit Pakistan,’ CDS Anil Chauhan says “The information is absolutely wrong,” General Chauhan told Bloomberg TV during the Shangri-La dialogue in Singapore. “What is important is that, the jet is not down, but why they were going down.”
He insisted that India rapidly recognized and corrected strategic errors. “The good thing is that we are able to understand the strategic mistake that we had made, remedy it, fixed it, and then applied it again after two days and flew all our jets again, targeted long distances.”Operation Sindoor, launched on 7 May, was a coordinated military reaction to the initiative terrorist attack in April. General Chauhan said that India successfully hit deeply in the Pakistani region with “accuracy of one meter” and exposed the ineffectiveness of Pakistan’s imported weapon. He also reduced the claims of the atomic brinkmash, called it “far and wide” and remained open to connect that communication channel.
