India: BBC reports from the crash site of unidentified aircraft

This Video of Fighter Jets Being Shot Down From Sky Is a Simulation, Not Real

A video of jets getting shot down from the sky is being shared on social media platforms with users claiming that it shows recent visuals from the Operation Sindoor.What have users said?: An X (formerly Twitter) premium user shared the viral clip with a caption that said, "Video of the Pakistani fighter jet which was shot down by Indian Air Force last night near Pampore, Kashmir, India." An archive of the post can be found here.The above post ha…

India: BBC reports from the crash site of unidentified aircraft

Debris from an unidentified aircraft has been found in Pampore in Indian-administered Kashmir.

India Downs Pakistani JF-17 Fighter Jet Over Kashmir

India has shot down a Pakistani JF-17 fighter jet over Kashmir.

India shoots down Pakistan's JF-17 fighter jet in Pulwama's Pampore

India shot down Pakistan's JF-17 fighter jet, which was trying to intrude into Indian airspace on Wednesday as Indian Army launched strikes on 9 different locations inside Pakistan and PoK. The jet was shot down in Pulwama's Pampore, according to media reports. Moreover, Pakistan's military on Wednesday confirmed that Indian missile strikes hit three locations inside Pakistani territory - Muzaffarabad, Kotli, and the Ahmed East area of Bahawalpu…

Indian Army Shoots Down Pakistani GF-17 Fighter Jet In Kashmir's Pulwama: Reports

The Indian Army has shot down Pakistan's JF-17 fighter jet in Pampore town of Pulwama district in Jammu and Kashmir.

India Shoots Down Pakistani Fighter Jets In Pulwama's Pampore

In Pampore, Pulwama, India knocks down a Pakistani fighter plane that is trespassing. According to the Express Tribune, Pakistan’s military announced Wednesday that Indian missile strikes had struck three areas inside Pakistani territory: Muzaffarabad, Kotli, and the Ahmed East neighborhood of Bahawalpur. One child was martyred as a result of the strikes, and a man and a woman were seriously injured, according to Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, Di…