The problem with dissemination of exact information is that it may or may not give away an exact picture to an adversary who may be overestimating us.
Take Kamra, at that point had the PAF admitted its exact loss there may have been calculations by the enemy to undertake actions to further undermine our capabilities.
There is also a political aspect and damage assessment. At this point the PAF sees one dead jet and another down through a claimed kill.
Perhaps the second jet was either debris , maybe a drop tank was hit..
But the level of consternation shown by the Indian air force seems to only reinforce claims by the PAF that something quite unexpected for the IAF dis happen.
No, its being worked on. Problem is that PAF can prepare a lengthy second by second video or otherwise; the approval has to go through ISPR then to Foriegn office.
If the foriegn office decides that per the directive of the cabinet to quell this issue and focus on peace is to be followed, then rubbing in salt on Indian wounds is not the best idea lest they extract a price on the ground from both our troops and innocent civilians which they are doing with ferocity.
