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Video: Targeting Cameras Record Pak Airstrikes On Afghanistan
A black and white screen with a targeting reticule showed what appeared to be an urban area. Within seconds, two explosions - denoted by black flashes on the screen - happened one after the other.
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Grok Says Fake Video After Afghanistan Claims It Downed Pak Fighter Jet
Has Pakistan lost yet another of its prized, top-line, American-made F-16 fighter jets?
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No, Pakistan Did Not Lose Another F-16 Fighter. Afghan's Big Claim Debunked
A Pakistani aircraft that entered Afghanistan's airspace has been shot down by Afghan forces, Afghanistan's Tolo News reported, citing sources.
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"I Locked Onto A Pakistani F-16 For 30 Seconds": Kargil Hero's Account
At the height of the Kargil war, 25 years ago, Indian Air Force Mirage 2000 jets, which were used to hit Pakistani posts, locked onto Pakistan Air Force F-16s and could have launched air to air missiles if they were threatened.
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Days After Imran Khan's Visit, US Approves Sales To Support Pak F-16 Jets
Days after the meeting between US President Donald Trump and Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, the Pentagon notified the US Congress on Friday of its decision to approve military sales worth USD 125 million that would result in 24x7 end-use monitoring of the F-16 fighter jets of Pakistan.
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Government Moves On 114-Fighter Jet Deal, World's Largest; Examines Bids
India moved a step closer to inviting bids for the purchase of 114 fighter jets, currently the world's largest deal in play, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeks to boost the capability of the country's armed forces and replace an aging combat aircraft fleet.
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"Qatal Ki Raat": PM Speaks Of US Claims After Pak Capture Of IAF Pilot
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said he had warned Pakistan of "consequences" if it did not return Indian Air Force pilot Abhinandan Varthaman, who was captured after an aerial dogfight with Pakistani F-16s that had violated Indian airspace and targeted military installations in February.
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Amid Calls For Proof, Air Force Shows Radar Images Of Pak F-16 Encounter
Radar images of an air battle between Indian Air Force (IAF) pilot Abhinandan Varthaman and a Pakistani jet during a February dogfight were shown by the air force today as "irrefutable proof" that a Pakistani F-16 fighter jet had been shot down by India.
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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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US Count Found No Pak F-16s Missing, Contradicts India's Claim: Report
India's assertion that its fighter pilot shot down a Pakistani F-16 fighter jet in a dogfight in February may not be correct, American news publication Foreign Policy has claimed in a report quoting unnamed US defense officials. "Two senior US defense officials with direct knowledge of the situation told Foreign Policy that U.S. personnel recently ...
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Video: Targeting Cameras Record Pak Airstrikes On Afghanistan
A black and white screen with a targeting reticule showed what appeared to be an urban area. Within seconds, two explosions - denoted by black flashes on the screen - happened one after the other.
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Grok Says Fake Video After Afghanistan Claims It Downed Pak Fighter Jet
Has Pakistan lost yet another of its prized, top-line, American-made F-16 fighter jets?
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No, Pakistan Did Not Lose Another F-16 Fighter. Afghan's Big Claim Debunked
A Pakistani aircraft that entered Afghanistan's airspace has been shot down by Afghan forces, Afghanistan's Tolo News reported, citing sources.
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"I Locked Onto A Pakistani F-16 For 30 Seconds": Kargil Hero's Account
At the height of the Kargil war, 25 years ago, Indian Air Force Mirage 2000 jets, which were used to hit Pakistani posts, locked onto Pakistan Air Force F-16s and could have launched air to air missiles if they were threatened.
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Days After Imran Khan's Visit, US Approves Sales To Support Pak F-16 Jets
Days after the meeting between US President Donald Trump and Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, the Pentagon notified the US Congress on Friday of its decision to approve military sales worth USD 125 million that would result in 24x7 end-use monitoring of the F-16 fighter jets of Pakistan.
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Government Moves On 114-Fighter Jet Deal, World's Largest; Examines Bids
India moved a step closer to inviting bids for the purchase of 114 fighter jets, currently the world's largest deal in play, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeks to boost the capability of the country's armed forces and replace an aging combat aircraft fleet.
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"Qatal Ki Raat": PM Speaks Of US Claims After Pak Capture Of IAF Pilot
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said he had warned Pakistan of "consequences" if it did not return Indian Air Force pilot Abhinandan Varthaman, who was captured after an aerial dogfight with Pakistani F-16s that had violated Indian airspace and targeted military installations in February.
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Amid Calls For Proof, Air Force Shows Radar Images Of Pak F-16 Encounter
Radar images of an air battle between Indian Air Force (IAF) pilot Abhinandan Varthaman and a Pakistani jet during a February dogfight were shown by the air force today as "irrefutable proof" that a Pakistani F-16 fighter jet had been shot down by India.
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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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US Count Found No Pak F-16s Missing, Contradicts India's Claim: Report
India's assertion that its fighter pilot shot down a Pakistani F-16 fighter jet in a dogfight in February may not be correct, American news publication Foreign Policy has claimed in a report quoting unnamed US defense officials. "Two senior US defense officials with direct knowledge of the situation told Foreign Policy that U.S. personnel recently ...
