Most of them were not dominated but were smart and had the brains to believe in something better and the stupid ones, like your kind, continue to worship cows, monkeys, elephants etc. Our Chief of Army staff is a Bajwa. He is proud of his pre Islamic heritage but is ready to wup your *** anytime. Most Pakistani Punjabis are like that.Only ones who got dominated are ancestor of modern day Pakistani and not ours.
JF-17s shot down Abhinandan's Israeli-radar equipped Mig-21.
What else is there?
JF-17 and F-16s both humiliated and dominated militarily-inferior indian pilots. We are happy with both.
Trust me mate, if PAF was flying Su-30s and iaf was flying F-16s, it would still be iaf going down and PAF dominating their inferiors.
For thousands of years, militarily superior smaller Muslims have been dominating inferior, larger Hindu forces in the subcontinent.
This continues to this day
Where are the proof, radar images it could be created any time for Face saving by your IAF, and Pentagon confirmed not single F-16 was missing at Feb -27 @Destrius
Damn, now even INDIAN MEDIA is slowly forced to admit the complete and utterly humiliation PAF inflicted on inferior indian Air Force on 27th Feb.
Remarkable man. Remarkable!
indians rejected all of our claims. And slowly but surely, they are admitting literally every single one of Pak military’s claims (Losing their helicopter to friendly fire, PAF bombing indian brigade HQ etc etc)
Remember the Su-30 that was “crashed” few days after 27th Feb? Yeah...tells us what really happened
All of those were by the turkics not punjabis or sindhi or pashtuns or baloch.
) 
Outgunned By Pak F-16s, IAF Plans To Re-Arm Its Sukhois With Israeli Missiles
All India Written by Vishnu Som
The Indian Air Force is looking at the I-Derby variant of the Israeli missile which was unveiled at the Paris Air Show in 2015.
New Delhi:
In two years from now, the Indian Air Force's frontline Sukhoi-30 fighters may be re-armed with Israeli Derby air-to-air missiles after the jet's Russian-made R-77 missiles were found wanting in air combat operations over the Line of Control on February 27 this year.
Sources in the Indian Air Force told NDTV, "We already have the missile as part of the SPYDER (Surface-to-Air Missile) system. Integration (with the IAF's Su-30s) is the next step.''
Retaliating to the IAF strike on the Jaish-e-Mohammed training facility in Balakot on February 26, the Pakistan Air Force aggressively positioned a large formation of 24 fighters near the Line of Control (LoC). A handful of these jets managed to cross the LoC to fire precision-guided glide bombs towards Indian military positions in the Rajouri sector.
IAF Sukhoi-30 presently uses Russian air-to-air missiles.
Eight Indian Air Force fighters, including two Sukhoi-30 MKI jets, were vectored to intercept the Pakistani formation when they detected the launch of several US-made AIM-120 C5 Advanced Medium Range Air-to-Air Missiles (AMRAAM) in their direction.
The PAF surprised the IAF by launching air-to-air missiles from inside Azad Kashmir," says Sameer Joshi, a Kargil veteran. ''The AMRAAM effectively outranged the IAF air-to-air missiles which did not get a command to launch," he said.
Pakistan Air Force F-16 armed with AIM-20 C5 AMRAAM missile.
Among the Indian Air Force's fighters which were targeted were two Sukhoi-30s which managed to evade the AMRAAMs which were fired at close to their maximum range of 100 kilometres. Fully defensive and desperate to escape the incoming AMRAAMs, the IAF Sukhoi-30s escaped being shot down but were unable to retaliate the F-16s because they were out of position and their own missiles, the Russian R-77s, did not have the range to realistically engage the Pakistani fighters. IAF sources told NDTV that the Russian missiles do not match its advertised range and cannot engage targets which are more than 80 kilometres away.
To meet its requirements, the IAF is looking at the I-Derby variant of the Israeli missile which was unveiled at the Paris Air Show in 2015. Integrating the missile into the Russian fighter will be a challenge and, according to sources, will require Israeli expertise, particularly in developing a data-link between the Sukhoi-30 and the missile, once it is fired.A fighter jet communicates with the missile through the data link and passes on updated vectors (location) of the fighter which has been targeted.
The Indian Navy was the first to integrate an older variant of the Derby missile with its now-retired fleet of Sea Harrier fighters. The missile is also the primary air-to-air weapon of the indigenous Tejas fighter which has entered service with the Indian Air Force. The Derby is also a component of the IAF's SPYDER surface-to-air missile batteries, and are considered several generations ahead of the legacy Russian systems which it has replaced.
However, the I-Derby missile, now being looked at, is a considerably more advanced that the missiles presently in service. An article in Aviation Week says, ''The new (missile) seeker is lighter and more compact than its predecessor, thus clearing valuable space which has been used by the missile designers to increase the propulsion system. This new addition increases the range of the I-Derby ER beyond 100 km., significantly more than its current "short/medium" range capability.''
https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/out...arm-its-sukhois-with-israeli-missiles-2044172
Where is proof?
All of those were by the turkics not punjabis or sindhi or pashtuns or baloch.
90% of ISPR claims are verified until now. Only Su-30 issue is remaining.Damn, now even INDIAN MEDIA is slowly forced to admit the complete and utterly humiliation PAF inflicted on inferior indian Air Force on 27th Feb.
Remarkable man. Remarkable!
indians rejected all of our claims. And slowly but surely, they are admitting literally every single one of Pak military’s claims (Losing their helicopter to friendly fire, PAF bombing indian brigade HQ etc etc)
Remember the Su-30 that was “crashed” few days after 27th Feb? Yeah...tells us what really happened
