Fighter jets to drones; what Pakistan lost in Ops Sindoor, details revealed after technical analysis

New Delhi, June 03, 2025 (ANI): Updated technical analyses revealed details of damage inflicted to Pakistani forces during Operation Sindoor. Six of the Pakistan Air Force fighter aircraft were shot down in air during operations: Sources told ANI. One high value aerial asset taken out by a long range strike by the Sudarshan at distances of around 300 km. This could be either electronic counter measures aircraft or an Airborne Early Warning or Control Aircraft. Pakistan lost Swedish origin AEWC aircraft at Bholari airbase with air to surface cruise missiles. Pakistani fighter jets, after captured by the Indian Air Force radars, seen vanishing after being hit by IAF. One C-130 transport aircraft shot down in India’s drone attack in Pakistani Punjab during the four-day conflict. Indian Air Force used only air-launched cruise missiles to attack Pakistani bases, said sources. India’s Rafale and Su-30 jets destroyed China’s Wing Loong series medium altitude long endurance drones. Over 10 UCAVs shot down by IAF air defence systems aimed at different air bases, over Pakistani air space. Multiple cruise missiles downed by Indian air-launched cruise missiles and surface-to-air missiles also add up to the list. Inputs about presence of fighter jets also in the hangar are there, but it is not counted in the calculation, because ‘Pakistanis are not even taking out debris from there’, ANI told by the sources. Indian air force dominated the air space of both sides with large-scale interception methods. Indian Air Force, sources said, still carrying out analysis of huge amount of data gathered by it during the conflict.