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The second jet was a Pakistani jet, which your army initially mistook as a Indian jet.

Again stop this crap about confusion. Some locals might have found the injured PAF pilot and admitted him to a nearby hospital. Thinking that he is a IAF pilot, PA started celebrating. There were fairly confirmed news coming out that an F-16 crashed near the LAM valley. It could be a case of...

Some confusion? Your ISPR claimed that the other pilot was in hospital. Later they understood that he was in fact a PAF pilot.

No, they now made a U turn, it's one Most probably PA thought the F-16 which went down was another Mig. Make up your mind first. Ik claimed 2 migs were shot down and 2 pilots were held captive. Then ISPR made a U turn claiming only one pilot is held.

So two migs were shot (according to IK) which had 3 pilots? Right.

Pakistan media busy showing 2016 old Mig crash videos

The helicopter loss, yes it could be brought down by PAF jets, but unlikely. The MI 17 surely didn't try to engage the F-16s

IAF just confirmed, all IAF jets and pilots are accounted for.

That images, including all other images are either old or photoshopped. Already debunked.

IAF denied any fighter being shot down. Right from the horses mouth. Deputy Air chief just confirmed.

ANI is reporting PAF F-16 has been shot down.

It didn't, because it was not a jet. U don't even know what u have shot down, it seems.

It's a MI17 helicopter

https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/iaf-strikes-flying-in-indian-airspace-eye-in-the-sky-netra-guided-mirage-2000-jets-to-balakot-1999729?pfrom=home-topscroll

And what was the Pakistani casualty? Don't bother answering, even your own Parliament does not have the right to know it, who am I to ask.

Read the source again. The casualties was due to Cross border firing which took place between the surgical strike and the report date, i.e. about 2 months. And ofcorse, just like Kargil, not a single Pakistani soldier died during that period.

Just like the last surgical strick. Nawaz Sharif first condemned India's aggression followed by reports from pak media that dozens of Indian soldiers have died and then tweet from their army that nothing happened.

What exactly happened?

The rationalist in you should say that it's a horrible idea. Do you have any idea what it would cost the Pakistani taxpayers to train every single individual between the age of 18-35 and also employ them for one year? I guess around 3-4 million people attain the age of 18 every year in Pakistan...

Risk? CPEC and similar projects are helping Chinese steel, cement and other such capital goods factories run inspite of a massive slowdown in China. They are exporting labours too even for unskilled labor works. Over and above that they are guranteed mind blowing returns of over 18%, for the...