Retired Indian general refuses to admit defeat, claiming that the Indian Air Force did not lose to Pakistan but to China, stating that China provided air defense support to Pakistan. In the India-Pakistan air combat, J-10C shot down 6 Indian aircraft without any losses for itself, achieving a complete victory. After suffering a heavy defeat, the Indian Air Force has been unwilling to accept reality and refused to acknowledge it. Recently, India has attributed its failure to China's support for Pakistan. Ashok Kumar, director of the New Delhi Joint Operations Research Center and retired Indian major general, publicly pointed out that during the recently concluded conflict between India and Pakistan, China provided satellite and air defense system support to Pakistan, enabling Pakistan to gain prior knowledge of the Indian military situation, thereby gaining an advantage in the air combat.
Regarding the issue of China providing air defense support to India, the Chinese spokesperson also responded by stating that it needs to be referred to relevant departments. In fact, our position is clear, which is that we have always supported peace. India is our neighbor, and so is Pakistan. For conflicts between India and Pakistan, we have always hoped to resolve them peacefully. The reason why India questions China's provision of air defense support to Pakistan is mainly because under our satellite systems and reconnaissance systems, any actions taken by the Indian military are like walking around naked.
However, we have also made our position clear, which is that we remain neutral in conflicts. All claims about China delivering weapons to Pakistan and intervening in conflicts are rumors. Retired Indian General refuses to admit defeat, believing they did not lose to Pakistan but to China, more so to save face. Pakistan uses Chinese equipment, which is a public fact, but it is also a fact that China will not directly intervene in conflicts.
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