The Indian Air Force shot down at least five Pakistani fighter jets and one large military aircraft during Operation Sindoor in May, air chief marshal Amar Preet Singh said on Saturday, the first such statement by India months after its worst military conflict in decades with its neighbour.

The Indian Air Defence shot down five Pakistani fighter jets, and another large aircraft was shot down by the Indian air defence during Operation Sindoor, the Indian Air Force Chief, Air Chief Marshal AP Singh,

Speaking at the 16th edition of the Air Chief Marshal LM Katre Memorial Lecture, at the HAL Management Academy Auditorium, the Air Force Chief said that at least five fighter jets of the Pakistani air fleet were shot down.

IAF chief Amar Preet Singh revealed Operation Sindoor inflicted significant damage on Pakistan, including the downing of six aircraft, among them five

Apart from the aircraft, there are a large number of UAVs and drones, some of whose missiles had fallen in the Indian territory, the IAF chief said in Bengaluru.

IAF Chief Amar Preet Singh disclosed that Operation Sindoor resulted in the largest-ever recorded surface-to-air kill, shooting down a Pakistani plane from 300 km away.

In a stunning revelation, the chief of the Indian Air Force, Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh, announced on Saturday that six Pakistani fighter jets were shot down mid-air, and a high-value surveillance aircraft was destroyed during the IAF’s precision

India launched Operation Sindoor targeting terror infrastructures in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, days after the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack claimed 26 lives

In a historic first, Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh confirmed that India shot down five Pakistani jets during Operation Sindoor — the largest surface-to-air kill in IAF history. Using advanced S-400 air defence systems,

India shot down five Pakistani fighter jets and one other military aircraft during clashes in May, India's air force chief said on Saturday, the first such statement by the country months after its worst military conflict in decades with its neighbour.

Air Chief Marshal AP Singh revealed that during Operation Sindoor, the Indian Armed Forces destroyed at least five Pakistani fighter jets and one large aircraft, marking the largest recorded surface-to-air kill at about 300 km.