US EditionPakistan shot down six Indian jets, not five: PM Shehbaz
- On May 15, 2025, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced that Pakistan’s Air Force successfully brought down six Indian warplanes during the recent hostilities, updating the previous figure of five.
- This development followed Indian missile strikes on May 6-7, which triggered Pakistan's calibrated military response targeting only hostile infrastructure.
- During the night of May 6-7, the Prime Minister recognized the courage of Pakistan Air Force personnel following the successful shooting down of a Mirage-2000 fighter jet in the vicinity of Pampore, located east of Srinagar.
- Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif praised the Armed Forces for their disciplined and thoughtful approach, highlighting their prompt and precise actions that effectively countered threats.
- The event reinforced Pakistan's resolve to protect its sovereignty with a decisive military posture and ongoing commitment to support its armed forces and martyrs' families.
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Chinese J-10C flaunts Indian Kill Marks, honoring Pakistan’s aerial combat victory
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Punjab Assembly Speaker says Modi’s miscalculation cost India six fighter jets
Punjab Assembly Speaker Malik Ahmad Khan said Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s aggressive approach backfired, resulting in the loss of six fighter jets. Speaking at a Youm-e-Tashakur event in Lahore, he stated that Modi faced consequences for initiating hostilities against Pakistan. Khan praised China’s timely and clear diplomatic support, highlighting the longstanding friendship between the two countries. He also commended the Pakistani ar…
Modi’s miscalculation cost India six fighter jets, says PA speaker
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Historic Aerial Battle of May 7: Global Interest in Pakistan Air Force Surges - Lahore Mirror
In a remarkable display of modern aerial warfare, the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) successfully shot down six Indian fighter jets using exceptional skill and precision. Following this historic clash on the night of May 6 and 7, international interest in the PAF has seen a significant rise. Sources report that several countries have extended invitations […] The post Historic Aerial Battle of May 7: Global Interest in Pakistan Air Force Surges appeare…
PAF Proves Air Superiority: Shehbaz Sharif Praises Armed Forces – Pashto News and Current Affairs Channel
Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif visited the Pakistan Air Force’s operational base in Kamra. He was joined by the Deputy Prime Minister, Foreign Minister, Defence Minister, Planning Minister, Information Minister, Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir, and the Naval Chief. The Prime Minister received a detailed briefing about the Air Force’s combat readiness and operational strength. He met pilots, engineers, and technical staff on the frontl…
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