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It Is Time For India To Speak Truth About Actual Losses On Their Side : DGISPR

This second aircraft reminds me of when in 1965 Pakistan officially claimed sinking a Brahmaputra frigate.
A month after the war Indian navy invited all defence attaches for a dinner party onboard INS Brahmaputra which was hosted by Indian Fleet Commander Rear Admiral Arthur Samson.

This is not 1965 neither 1971.

its better to accept the reality, i know it hurts.
 
What happened in budgam is another story
 
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This second aircraft reminds me of when in 1965 Pakistan officially claimed sinking the Brahmaputra frigate.
A month after the war Indian navy invited all defence attaches for a dinner party onboard INS Brahmaputra which was hosted by Indian Fleet Commander Rear Admiral Arthur Samson.
does the downing of f 16 remind you alleged downing of C 130 in 1965?
 
India should accept loss it will pave way for their public to make their armed forces accountable for defense budget
 
India could always do what Pakistan has done - prove their fleet is the size they say it is.
 
in the meanwhile indians are busy to find more excuses, there is no harm to admit the actual loses, all it need a daring heart to tell the public truth

This is not an official statement
US wants to sell his weapons
This happened in 1755, 1875, 1965....etc
We believe in our airforce... LOL
It was Jordian F16 which pakistan used...

If you show them fire they will say it is water and vice versa...indian logic
 
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This second aircraft reminds me of when in 1965 Pakistan officially claimed sinking the Brahmaputra frigate.
A month after the war Indian navy invited all defence attaches for a dinner party onboard INS Brahmaputra which was hosted by Indian Fleet Commander Rear Admiral Arthur Samson.

Yeah sure.. go back 54 years in the past, where mostly people from that era have passed away. Please have some dignity.. India has been caught lying red handed in 2019, in the digital era.

You guys have also made history.. 54 years from now we'll still be calling your claims BS and will refer to this year too!

Bewakoof
 
This second aircraft reminds me of when in 1965 Pakistan officially claimed sinking the Brahmaputra frigate.
A month after the war Indian navy invited all defence attaches for a dinner party onboard INS Brahmaputra which was hosted by Indian Fleet Commander Rear Admiral Arthur Samson.
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This second aircraft reminds me of when in 1965 Pakistan officially claimed sinking the Brahmaputra frigate.
A month after the war Indian navy invited all defence attaches for a dinner party onboard INS Brahmaputra which was hosted by Indian Fleet Commander Rear Admiral Arthur Samson.

Abay ja na BSDK
 
This second aircraft reminds me of when in 1965 Pakistan officially claimed sinking the Brahmaputra frigate.
A month after the war Indian navy invited all defence attaches for a dinner party onboard INS Brahmaputra which was hosted by Indian Fleet Commander Rear Admiral Arthur Samson.
So what stopping India this time. Do 1965 drill again and count SU30 and Mig21
 
All praise to Allah who humiliate india
It is PAF pilots training, & professionalism. Why are you taking away credit from PAF . Even in 1965, 1971 war , PAF shot down their more numbers than IAF . PAF always performed above than our expectation even in limited budget .
 
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This second aircraft reminds me of when in 1965 Pakistan officially claimed sinking the Brahmaputra frigate.
A month after the war Indian navy invited all defence attaches for a dinner party onboard INS Brahmaputra which was hosted by Indian Fleet Commander Rear Admiral Arthur Samson.

When you don't have an answer, you deflect to the past.

Here's another event though, two can play the game.

India had claimed over the top numbers of killing Pakistan Air Force Mirages, so Pakistan lined up its whole fleet.

India also claimed killing C-130, so Pakistan lined those up as well.
 
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