China’s old defense attachment in southern Asia Cheng Xizhong rejected on Sunday the delayed statement of India that he had demolished six Pakistani airplanes during the May conflict, describing it as “self-love.”
After facing the international coverage of his own trade, Pakistan and the scathing criticisms of the opposition, the air chief of the Marshal of India, Amar Preet Singh, three months after the conflict, said yesterday that his country had demolished five jet of Pakistani fighter and another military plane during those clashes.
While Pakistan had already denied that India demolished any of her planes, Defense Minister Khawaja quickly touched the “late statements” of Singh yesterday.
When commenting on the matter today, Cheng said that India’s accusations lacked strong evidence and that the international community has been “widely questioned, being considered without foundation,” the Associated Press of Pakistan reported.
Singh’s comments were “comic, unlikely and little convincing.” “We can call it self -entry,” he said in a statement.
Pakistan said he demolished six Indian planes during the conflict. The general general general in India has also recognized that his forces suffered losses in the air, but denied having lost six planes.
“The Indian side has not presented any evidence, as photos of the remains of the combat aircraft, radar monitoring data, etc., while the Pakistani side had previously presented a large amount of relevant evidence to demolish Indian combat planes,” Cheng said.
The defense expert believed that everything should be based on sufficient evidence.
He stressed that now, more than three months have passed since the clash of India-Pakistan. Nueva Delhi has never produced any evidence to demonstrate that he had knocked down the Pakistani combat planes, Cheng said.
“In contrast, Pakistan’s side immediately provided a detailed technical report to international media after the clash ended,” he added.
The Chinese expert also cited “confirmations of world leaders, superior Indian politicians and foreign intelligence evaluations that India suffered great losses of multiple airplanes.”
“Therefore, it is evident that no Pakistani combat plane was beaten or destroyed by the Indian side. On the contrary, the Pakistani side knocked down six Indian combat planes and destroyed positions of S-400 air defense, among other achievements, which is an indisputable fact,” he added.
Professor Cheng is currently a member of senior research in the group of Chinese experts Charhar Institute and has also served as a former United Nations military observer, according to CGTN.
In his claims yesterday, the head of the Indian Air Force (IAF) did not mention the type of Pakistan combat planes that insisted that they were shot down.
Asif, responding to Singh, declared that “not a single Pakistani plane was beaten or destroyed” by India. He declared that Pakistan took six Indian airplanes, S-400 air defense batteries and unmanned planes from India, while “quickly putting several Indian air bases.”
The former United States envoy, Dr. Maleeha Lodhi also described the statement of “ridiculous” Singh, joking that he had “several months to tell the planes to make this ridiculous statement!”
Criticism also echoed inside India. The spokesman of Congress, Pawan Khera, threw his doubts, saying: “The question we have after today’s information … When we had such a strong army and advanced, then low, who left the Sindoor operation?”
Nueva Delhi had previously stated that he had demolished “some planes”, refusing to go into the details of it. The president of the United States, Donald Trump, has echoed the figure of “Five Jets” demolished during the military confrontation, although without specifying which job on the side he referred to.
The loss of aircraft of India affirmed worldwide
France’s air chief, General Jerome Bellanger, said previously that he has seen evidence of the loss of three Indian fighters, including a rafale. The IAF has not commented on those statements.
Days after air combat, The Washington PostBased on the visual evidence analyzed by experts, he informed that at least two French -made Indian combat planes were demolished by the Pakistan Air Force (PAF).
The defense of India attachment to Indonesia, the captain of the Indian Navy, Shiv Kumar, acknowledged in June that the PAF demolished the Indian fighters, according to The wire.
The intelligence failure of India was fundamental for the an hour of an hour with Pakistan, which led to the fall of Rafale airplanes by the J-10 combatants of the PAF using PL-15 missiles, according to a Reuters report.
In an informative press session two days after the air combat of May 7, Air Marshal (AVM) Aurengzeb Ahmed, the deputy director of Operations of the Air Force of Pakistan (PAF), shared the places where five Indian jets were demolished, four along the control line and a batinda near in northwest India. He also revealed that one of the Indian jets was demolished by Pakistani air defense systems.
According to a Sunrise Report, which quoted PAF officials, the three raphales of India, a SU-30MKI and a MIG-29 were demolished in a period of 40 minutes. Not a single Pakistani plane crossed the border or dedicated himself to melee combat.
When describing the commitment as a case of textbook of the modern air war, Avm Aurengzeb had said that Pakistan had tracked more than 70 Indian aircraft, including 14 raphales, using its electromagnetic operational environment and responded with a concentrated and preventive defensive strategy to contract.
“Our team deployed 42 high -tech aircraft,” said the PAF officer. He pointed out that while India remained on her side of the border and launched air to land, the Pakistani defenses detected and involved the threats instantly.
