‘S-400 Game Changer’: IAF chief says India shot 6 Pakistani aircraft during Operation Sindoor; Trash Trump claims | Bharat News

New Delhi: Indian Air Force (IAF) chief Amar Preet Singh said on Saturday that the forces shot five Pakistani jets and one airbourne early warning and control (Aew & C) aircraft during Operation Sindoor.IAF chief’s comment is the first confirmation of Pakistani jets from any high-ranking officer in India’s number that was damaged during its anti-border terrorist operation.“We have five confirmed and have a large aircraft, either an elected aircraft or an AEW & C aircraft, which was taken at a distance of about 300 kilometers. It is actually the largest surface -hitting hit, which we can talk about,” the head of the Air Force said, “The head of the Air Force said in the Air Force Marshal LM Katare Memorial Lecture.Singh said that the main reason for the success of the operation was the presence of political will, and claimed that if there were any obstacles, they were self-made-a statement that US President Donald Trump’s repeated claims trash that they used business as an ignition to cross a trussian between India and Pakistan.“An important reason for success was the presence of political will. We were given very clear directions. We were not banned … If there were any obstacles, they were self-made … He was to bring us together … NSA also played a big role in achieving all agencies, “said the IAF chief.He also said that India’s air defense systems did a wonderful job and praised the S -400 system, called it a game -changer.“Our air defense systems have done a wonderful job. The S -400 system, which we recently bought, have been a game -changer. The limit of that system has actually kept its aircraft away from its weapons, such as those long -range glide bombs they have, they are not able to use one of them, as they are not able to penetrate the system,” said the IAF.He said that India’s long distance, accurate weapons were used in the operation, and special emphasis was laid to avoid civilian casualties.The disadvantage in Bahawalpur showing India’s first and after images, where the headquarters of the terrorist dress Jaish-e-Mohammed is located, Singh said: “There is hardly any collateral here … adjacent buildings are quite intact … not only we had satellite pictures, but also through local media,”. ,