PM Says PAF Shot Down Six Enemy Jets, Including Rafales — Modi Will Remember This Forever

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif commended the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) for what he described as an extraordinary military success, announcing that Pakistani fighter pilots had shot down six Indian warplanes — not five — including three Rafale jets. He stated that this event would be remembered by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi for eternity.

While addressing PAF personnel at Kamra Airbase, PM Shehbaz extended heartfelt congratulations to the armed forces for their outstanding response to Indian aggression during the brief conflict between May 6 and May 10. He emphasized that India’s war hysteria has been effectively dismantled and urged for a shift toward peace in the region.

The Prime Minister praised the nation’s soldiers, referring to them as the sons of great mothers who had not only crushed the enemy’s offensive but also shattered its arrogance through unmatched courage and professional excellence. He stated that the world was left astonished by the precision and strength of Pakistan’s defense forces during the confrontation.

PM Shehbaz declared that this victory was unlike any in Pakistan’s military history. He said it shifted regional power dynamics and transformed global perspectives, adding that the success was a manifestation of divine favor for which the entire nation bows in gratitude.

He issued a stern warning to adversaries, saying that any hostile action against Pakistan would result in a ruthless response. The Prime Minister praised Chief of Army Staff General Asim Munir, Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Babar Sidhu, and the Naval Chief for their leadership during the operation.

Revealing combat details, Shehbaz Sharif stated that the JF-17 Thunder had successfully targeted three Rafale fighter jets. He added that the world, along with Prime Minister Modi, would remember this tactical and technical feat forever.