India is a senior general of “losses” in the last conflict with Pakistan India Pakistan news tensions

General Anil Zhuhan seems to confirm that India lost at least one plane during the short conflict with Pakistan earlier this month.

Indian Defense Chief of Staff says that the country was ranked in the air during a modern military conflict with neighboring Pakistan, but it refused to provide details.

“The important thing is, why did these losses happen, and what we will do after that,” General Anil Zhhan told Reuters on Saturday on the sidelines of the Shangri Dialogue Forum in Singapore.

India and Pakistan were involved in a Conflict for four days This month, their worst confrontation since 1999, before the ceasefire on May 10. More than 70 people were killed in missiles, drones and artillery on both sides, but there are competing claims for losses.

India says that more than 100 “terrorists” were killed in its “precise strikes” in many “terrorist camps” throughout Pakistan, which refuses to claim, saying that more than 30 Pakistani civilians were killed in Indian attacks.

Meanwhile, New Delhi says that nearly twenty civilians were killed on the Indian side, most of them in Kashmir, the Indian director, along the disputed border.

The fighting between the nuclear forces has been operated before Attack on tourists In Pahalgam in Kashmir, which is run by the Indians on April 22, which killed 26 people, almost all of them. New Delhi blames Pakistan for supporting the armed group behind the attack, a claim that denied Islamabad.

During their struggle, Pakistan also claimed that it had dropped at least five Indian military aircraftIncluding at least three Rafale fighters. However, Chauhan on Saturday rejected it as “completely incorrect”, which confirms that his country lost at least one plane.

“I think the important thing is that it is not the jet at the bottom, but why they were below,” Bloomberg TV said in a separate interview in Singapore.

On May 11, a day after the ceasefire, the Air Marshal told AK BHARTI correspondents in New Delhi that “all our pilots have returned home,” adding that “we are in a combat scenario, and that the losses are part of the fighting.”

Chauhan said on Saturday that India turned into tactics after suffering losses in the air on the first day of the conflict and caused a decisive advantage.

“Therefore, we corrected the tactics, then we went back to (May 7), eighth and ten in large numbers to hit the air in the depths of Pakistan, they hacked all their air defenses without punishment, and carried out accurate strikes,” he said.

Islamabad denied that she had any aircraft losses, but acknowledged its air bases that suffered from some visits, although the losses were minimal.

Zhhan said that while the fighting stopped, the Indian government has made clear that it would respond “with decisive and decisive if there are any other terrorist attacks emitting from Pakistan.”

He said: “Therefore, its own dynamics (like) the armed forces are concerned. It will require us to be ready around the clock throughout the week.”

Zhhan also said that although Pakistan is closely allied with China, which borders India in the north and northeast, there was no sign of any actual assistance from Beijing during the conflict.

“While this was revealed from April 22 onwards, we did not find any unusual activity in the operational or tactical depth of our northern borders, and things were in general,” he told Reuters.

When asked if China had provided any satirical or other intelligence information in the actual time of Pakistan during the conflict, Chahhan said these images were commercially available and can be purchased from China as well as other sources.