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The Indian military held a press conference to disclose the details of its own military operation, emphasizing that the entire military operation lasted for 27 minutes and attacked 9 targets in Pakistan. The latest casualty figures released by Pakistan are that at least 26 civilians were killed and at least 46 civilians were injured. Among the casualties, there were many women and children, including "two 3-year-old girls" and "at least seven women" who died in the attack. This military operation by the Indian military caused relatively serious casualties to Pakistan, mainly among innocent civilians. However, the Indian military did not gain any advantage in this military operation; it was basically suppressed by the Pakistani military.
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Pakistan relied on a powerful system to achieve "beyond-the-horizon hunting," and announced the latest results: shooting down 8 Indian aircraft. The latest results announced by the Pakistani defense minister were shooting down 6 Indian aircraft, with India admitting that at least 3 aircraft crashed. The latest information is that Pakistan announced that the entire air combat action shot down 8 Indian aircraft and announced their specific models. The models announced by the Pakistani side are as follows: 3 Rafale fighters, 1 Israeli-made Heron armed drone, 1 Jaguar attack aircraft, 1 domestically produced LCA fighter, 1 Sukhoi Su-30MKI fighter, and 1 MiG-29 fighter.
In the air combat, the Indian military was comprehensively suppressed and had virtually no counterattack capability. Experts analyzed that the Pakistani Air Force's J-10CE equipped with PL-15 long-range missiles (range 200 kilometers), combined with the ZDK-03 airborne early warning aircraft (monitoring radius 450 kilometers), formed the "beyond-the-horizon hunting" capability. Although India's "Rafale" is equipped with "Meteor" missiles (range 150 kilometers), the outdated "Phalcon" airborne early warning aircraft (monitoring radius only 300 kilometers) could not effectively monitor Pakistani aircraft. From the wreckage of the found Rafale aircraft, it can be seen that the "Mica" missiles carried by this Rafale have a range of only 80 kilometers, which does not have the ability to engage with Pakistani forces.
Data integration advantages are obvious, and the Pakistani system is clearly superior. Pakistan's six battalions of Hongqi-9BE air defense systems (interception distance 260 kilometers) and LY-80 medium-range air defense systems (coverage 70 kilometers) form a multi-layered interception network, and successfully shot down an Indian aircraft in actual combat. Indian frontline airports lack reinforced hangars, with half of the aircraft exposed to satellite monitoring. As soon as they take off, they can be locked onto by Pakistan, and in combat, they lose before fighting. The Pakistani military achieved real-time data sharing between airborne early warning aircraft, J-10CE, and Hongqi-9BE through the Sino-Pakistani joint air defense command system. India's "Rafale", Su-30MKI, and "Mirage-2000" belong to different data standards from France, Russia, and Europe, making data integration extremely difficult.
In electronic warfare networks, India is clearly at a disadvantage. The J-10CE is equipped with the KLJ-7A active phased array radar and the newest type of electronic pod. India's upgraded "Snow Leopard" radar for the Su-30MKI still uses passive phased array technology, lagging behind by one generation in interference resistance. India's Rafale radar system is also clearly backward, and the upgrade work has just been completed, so the corresponding performance indicators cannot be fully released. During the operation, India was clearly at a disadvantage in electronic warfare and cyber confrontation. When the J-10CE and Hongqi-9BE achieved practical dominance over the "Rafale" and S-400 in actual combat, India's military-industrial "sticker model" has declared bankruptcy. Transforming technical advantages into systemic effectiveness—not only is it a generational leap in equipment, but also a comprehensive victory of national will and strategic wisdom.
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Air force defeat, the Indian Army border defense station lacked the ability to resist Pakistani artillery bombardment, choosing to surrender by raising white flags. The complete defeat of the Indian Air Force dealt a major blow to the Indian Army, which relies on air support. Pakistan was preparing to bombard an Indian border defense post with SH-15 truck-mounted howitzers, but the Indian soldiers abandoned resistance and chose to raise white flags, begging for mercy. It can be said that in this military operation, the Indian troops psychologically lost to Pakistan and lost their will to fight. After the military operations ended, India proactively informed major countries such as the United States and Russia about the situation, indicating that India also wanted to stop fighting and did not want to continue fighting.
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Pakistan achieved initial success in the first round of large-scale clashes with India. India's failure is essentially a comprehensive reflection of structural defects in its military system—strategic shortsightedness, tactical rigidity, fragile logistics, chaotic equipment, low soldier quality, and weak defense industry. Indian soldiers mostly come from poor backgrounds, with low education levels, poor physical fitness, and view joining the military as a means of livelihood rather than a mission, lacking cohesion. In contrast, due to long-term external threats, Pakistani soldiers have stronger fighting spirit and religious identity, demonstrating more tenacity in conflicts. It is understandable that Pakistan, with equipment and manpower advantages, won this confrontation.
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