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It doesn't matter what they denied or agreed on, what matters is what India was able to prove through the visuals of a general surrendering to the whoever asked it about the war. And therefore, pakistan forces' denial didnt really achieve anything. Now, the denial certainly has higher weightage...

I've seen these analysis' a few times now, and although they prove the point that a F16 may have been shot down.. Nothing will be like nail in the coffin as telling exactly which squadron lost its jet. And that shouldn't be too hard because PAF has only 5 f16 squadrons operating from 3 airbases...

How can that happen? Afaik, Jf17 tail numbers are one of the easiest to understand and aligned serially. (Yy-Bxx) Do you suggest they made an extra aircraft, painted the same tail number to the one that was lost? I mean it sounds hard to justify... The easiest thing that can be for IAF is for...

Pakistan crashes are quite public.. Numbers don't just magically increment or decrement by themselves.. All procurement by PAF is well documented and all crashes as well. I'm just saying you can easily try to figure out if a tail number is missing. If people are still trying to mystify the...

The crash claims aren't false. They are backed up by a lot of publicly available information. Here's PAF F16 fleet by versions with tail numbers. Here's each aircraft that has crashed with their tail number and version And these are the air bases and units that one needs to look out for...

The total number of f 16 procured by PAF were 85. 9 were lost to accidents prior to the skirmish which leaves 76 in operation. Considering these 76 are split into 3 groups of Block 16, ADF, Block 52 with known number of each in service. I don't see how difficult it'll be for IAF to collect...

https://thewire.in/security/christine-fair-iaf-balakot-pakistan-f16/amp/ IAF Did Not Shoot Down Pak F-16 in Balakot Aftermath, Says US Scholar Christine Fair Fair, whose work on Pakistan is frequently cited by the Indian side, took on former air chief BS Dhanoa, saying the IAF narrative is not...