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On 3 September 1965, an Indian Gnat landed at Pasrur and became a PAF war trophy. The verified story of Hakimullah, Sikand and Saad...
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On 3 September 1965, an Indian Gnat landed at Pasrur and became a PAF war trophy. The verified story of Hakimullah, Sikand and Saad...
Pakistan and Iran moved from airstrikes to restraint. Iran may upgrade MiG-29s, but Israel’s F-35 edge keeps the air balance one-sided.
PAF’s scalable fighter doctrine and export momentum are reshaping regional airpower—making India’s Rafale upgrades look like costly insurance, not dominance.