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China Enters Indo-Pak Battle With "Honour Patches" After Balakot Strike
The lack of hard evidence of the Indian Air Force shooting down a Pakistan Air Force F-16 or the lack of any evidence of Pakistan shooting down an IAF Sukhoi-30MKI fighter hasn't prevented the Air Forces of either side producing squadron patches to reinforce their respective versions of the truth.
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IAF Pilot Abhinandan Varthaman To Move Out Of Srinagar In New Posting
Amid concerns over his security, the Air Force has posted out Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman from Srinagar to another important air base in the western sector along the Pakistan border.
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Have Proof Pakistani F-16 Shot Down, Says Air Force; Refutes US Journal Report
The Indian Air Force on Friday said it had proof that a Pakistani F-16 fighter jet was shot down in the February dogfight, as American news publication Foreign Policy contradicted India quoting unnamed US defence officials. "Two senior US defense officials with direct knowledge of the situation told Foreign Policy that U.S. personnel recently count...
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Not Aware Of Any Request By US Over "Violation" Of F-16 Pact: Pak Envoy
Pakistan's ambassador to the US Asad Majeed Khan has said he is not aware of any request made by the US about the use of F-16 fighter jets by his country in the recent aerial confrontation with India.
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"Ongoing Operations," Said Air Chief, To Question On India-Pak Tension
Air Chief Marshal BS Dhanoa today made a significant point while responding to questions on the Indian Air Force strikes in Balakot and the aerial combat with Pakistani planes that crossed the Line of Control in retaliation. "I will not comment on ongoing operations," said the Air Chief.
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Abhinandan Varthaman's Return Delayed; Pak Changed Time Twice, Say Sources
India waited anxiously as the return of Indian Air Force (IAF) pilot Abhinandan Varthaman, captured by Pakistan on Wednesday, was delayed. The pilot was to be handed over by Pakistan to India after 6 pm at the Attari-Wagah Border.
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How India's Legacy Fighter Downed Pak F-16: 10 Things About MiG-21 Bison
The MiG-21 Bison fighter jet of the Indian Air Force that shot down an advanced American-origin F-16 of the Pakistani Air Force today was a highly upgraded version of the Vietnam-era Soviet jet. A common thing between the two fighter jets is that both have been continuously upgraded and have seen extensive combat use by nations that purchased them ...
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Pakistan, Spurned By US, Considers Offer Of Jordanian F-16 Jets
Reports in Pakistan suggest that the country is planning to buy used F-16 fighter jets from Jordan, after a deal to get eight fighter jets from the United States fell through because of the refusal of the US Congress to finance the deal.
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No More American F-16s For Pakistan, Will Fly Jordanian Jets Instead
Pakistan has closed the chapter of acquiring eight F-16s from the US and will now opt for Jordan-owned F-16 fighter jets, foreign secretary Aizaz Chaudhry said today amid strains in bilateral ties over the scuttling of the deal and a US drone strike on its soil.
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India's concern over US weapons for Pak
Voicing concern over US' reported decision to supply sophisticated weapons to Pakistan, Defence Minister A K Antony said the US should ensure that the "latest tranche of military aid" is used in fighting Al-Qaida and Taliban terrorists and not against India.
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China Enters Indo-Pak Battle With "Honour Patches" After Balakot Strike
The lack of hard evidence of the Indian Air Force shooting down a Pakistan Air Force F-16 or the lack of any evidence of Pakistan shooting down an IAF Sukhoi-30MKI fighter hasn't prevented the Air Forces of either side producing squadron patches to reinforce their respective versions of the truth.
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IAF Pilot Abhinandan Varthaman To Move Out Of Srinagar In New Posting
Amid concerns over his security, the Air Force has posted out Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman from Srinagar to another important air base in the western sector along the Pakistan border.
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Have Proof Pakistani F-16 Shot Down, Says Air Force; Refutes US Journal Report
The Indian Air Force on Friday said it had proof that a Pakistani F-16 fighter jet was shot down in the February dogfight, as American news publication Foreign Policy contradicted India quoting unnamed US defence officials. "Two senior US defense officials with direct knowledge of the situation told Foreign Policy that U.S. personnel recently count...
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Not Aware Of Any Request By US Over "Violation" Of F-16 Pact: Pak Envoy
Pakistan's ambassador to the US Asad Majeed Khan has said he is not aware of any request made by the US about the use of F-16 fighter jets by his country in the recent aerial confrontation with India.
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"Ongoing Operations," Said Air Chief, To Question On India-Pak Tension
Air Chief Marshal BS Dhanoa today made a significant point while responding to questions on the Indian Air Force strikes in Balakot and the aerial combat with Pakistani planes that crossed the Line of Control in retaliation. "I will not comment on ongoing operations," said the Air Chief.
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Abhinandan Varthaman's Return Delayed; Pak Changed Time Twice, Say Sources
India waited anxiously as the return of Indian Air Force (IAF) pilot Abhinandan Varthaman, captured by Pakistan on Wednesday, was delayed. The pilot was to be handed over by Pakistan to India after 6 pm at the Attari-Wagah Border.
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How India's Legacy Fighter Downed Pak F-16: 10 Things About MiG-21 Bison
The MiG-21 Bison fighter jet of the Indian Air Force that shot down an advanced American-origin F-16 of the Pakistani Air Force today was a highly upgraded version of the Vietnam-era Soviet jet. A common thing between the two fighter jets is that both have been continuously upgraded and have seen extensive combat use by nations that purchased them ...
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Pakistan, Spurned By US, Considers Offer Of Jordanian F-16 Jets
Reports in Pakistan suggest that the country is planning to buy used F-16 fighter jets from Jordan, after a deal to get eight fighter jets from the United States fell through because of the refusal of the US Congress to finance the deal.
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No More American F-16s For Pakistan, Will Fly Jordanian Jets Instead
Pakistan has closed the chapter of acquiring eight F-16s from the US and will now opt for Jordan-owned F-16 fighter jets, foreign secretary Aizaz Chaudhry said today amid strains in bilateral ties over the scuttling of the deal and a US drone strike on its soil.
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India's concern over US weapons for Pak
Voicing concern over US' reported decision to supply sophisticated weapons to Pakistan, Defence Minister A K Antony said the US should ensure that the "latest tranche of military aid" is used in fighting Al-Qaida and Taliban terrorists and not against India.
