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Operation Bandar: The Blunder of India’s Air Force

Balakot Airstrike

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There are a few notable events that occurred on February 27th, 2019 between India and Pakistan. The Pakistani Air Force carried out airstrikes on legitimate military targets in India using Mirages with H-4 SOW and JF-17 with REK-1. In addition, two Indian Air Force jets (one Mig-21 and one Su-30MKI) were shot down by Pakistani F-16s. Lastly, the Indian Air Force accidentally shot down one of its own helicopters, a Mi-17, using their own ADS Spyder.

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