[🇮🇳] Worst ever terrorist attack in India. 26 dead so far.

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You keep shooting your mouth, this is stronger than any Indian Missile.

"Karachi Gone!"

Now you have stepped on the tail of the tiger, watch what happens.

F*ck around and find out....

Which tiger? I think BD is tiger. We haven't yet put our leg on BD.
Or are you telling that terrorist nation the tiger who prey innocent civilians to show the might of tiger? By the way to whom you are defending had killed 3 million of your country men and had rapped 1 million of your women. Your love should not be limited to posting on the forum. You should wage Jihad against India from east side. What say?

 

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India shoots down Pakistan's AWACS: Know all about Pakistan's air defense system​

Pakistan Air Force AWACS systemImage Source : File
Written By: Om Gupta
Published: May 08, 2025 23:05 IST, Updated: May 08, 2025 23:05 IST

New Delhi:
On the evening of May 8, Pakistan initiated a drone and missile attack targeting several cities in India. In a significant response, India retaliated with a similar level of force. As part of its countermeasures, India successfully shot down an Advanced Warning And Control Systems (AWACS) aircraft belonging to the Pakistan Air Force within Punjab province in Pakistan. For the unversed, AWACS are airplanes with a large radar-dish mounted on the top of the airframe. These airplanes, with their high-powered radar, act as eyes in the skies. These airborne warning systems are more capable than ground mounted radars, due to land-based radars' physical limitations of the Earth's curvature limiting their field-of-view.




Pakistan currently operates nine AWACS (Airborne Early Warning and Control Systems). In 2006, the country ordered four Saab-2000 Erieye AWACS from Sweden, followed by the purchase of four ZDK-03 AWACS from China in 2008. However, the Chinese AWACS were retired in 2024. Pakistan has also expanded its fleet by adding three more Erieye aircraft each in 2017 and 2020. Given the retirement of the Chinese AWACS, it’s possible that the one India shot down could be a Saab-2000 Erieye. Here’s what you need to know about this aircraft.

The Saab 2000 Erieye is a comprehensive AWACS system that offers multi-role and multi-mission capabilities, catering to both military and civil applications. The Erieye covers a significantly broader area than traditional ground-based sensor systems. Its effective surveillance radius exceeds 500,000 square kilometers horizontally and reaches over 60,000 feet vertically. The sea coverage is only limited by the horizon, allowing it to detect and track a variety of targets, from fighter jets and hovering helicopters to cruise missiles and even Jet Ski-sized objects.

The radar is designed to swiftly detect and track objects with high precision and an impressive update rate. The system boasts an endurance of over nine hours and a range that exceeds 2,000 nautical miles (3,705 kilometers).

At present, the Indian Air Force (IAF) operates a total of five AWACS aircraft. This includes three Israeli EL/M-2090 Phalcon systems mounted on Russian IL-76 A-50E/I heavy-lift jets, which were purchased in 2004 and inducted into service in 2009. Additionally, the IAF has two Netra Mk-1 systems that are mounted on Brazilian Embraer business jets and were brought into service in 2017.

India shoots down Pakistan's AWACS: Know all about Pakistan's air defence system​

India shot down a Pakistan Air Force AWACS system as Pakistan targeted multiple Indian cities with drones and missiles. Here's everything you need to know about the AWACS system.

India shoots down Pakistan's AWACS: Know all about Pakistan's air defence system

India shot down a Pakistan Air Force AWACS system as Pakistan targeted multiple Indian cities with drones and missiles. Here's everything you need to know about the AWACS system.

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India shoots down Pakistan's AWACS: Know all about Pakistan's air defense system​

Pakistan Air Force AWACS systemImage Source : File
Written By: Om Gupta
Published: May 08, 2025 23:05 IST, Updated: May 08, 2025 23:05 IST

New Delhi:
On the evening of May 8, Pakistan initiated a drone and missile attack targeting several cities in India. In a significant response, India retaliated with a similar level of force. As part of its countermeasures, India successfully shot down an Advanced Warning And Control Systems (AWACS) aircraft belonging to the Pakistan Air Force within Punjab province in Pakistan. For the unversed, AWACS are airplanes with a large radar-dish mounted on the top of the airframe. These airplanes, with their high-powered radar, act as eyes in the skies. These airborne warning systems are more capable than ground mounted radars, due to land-based radars' physical limitations of the Earth's curvature limiting their field-of-view.




Pakistan currently operates nine AWACS (Airborne Early Warning and Control Systems). In 2006, the country ordered four Saab-2000 Erieye AWACS from Sweden, followed by the purchase of four ZDK-03 AWACS from China in 2008. However, the Chinese AWACS were retired in 2024. Pakistan has also expanded its fleet by adding three more Erieye aircraft each in 2017 and 2020. Given the retirement of the Chinese AWACS, it’s possible that the one India shot down could be a Saab-2000 Erieye. Here’s what you need to know about this aircraft.

The Saab 2000 Erieye is a comprehensive AWACS system that offers multi-role and multi-mission capabilities, catering to both military and civil applications. The Erieye covers a significantly broader area than traditional ground-based sensor systems. Its effective surveillance radius exceeds 500,000 square kilometers horizontally and reaches over 60,000 feet vertically. The sea coverage is only limited by the horizon, allowing it to detect and track a variety of targets, from fighter jets and hovering helicopters to cruise missiles and even Jet Ski-sized objects.

The radar is designed to swiftly detect and track objects with high precision and an impressive update rate. The system boasts an endurance of over nine hours and a range that exceeds 2,000 nautical miles (3,705 kilometers).

At present, the Indian Air Force (IAF) operates a total of five AWACS aircraft. This includes three Israeli EL/M-2090 Phalcon systems mounted on Russian IL-76 A-50E/I heavy-lift jets, which were purchased in 2004 and inducted into service in 2009. Additionally, the IAF has two Netra Mk-1 systems that are mounted on Brazilian Embraer business jets and were brought into service in 2017.

India shoots down Pakistan's AWACS: Know all about Pakistan's air defence system​

India shot down a Pakistan Air Force AWACS system as Pakistan targeted multiple Indian cities with drones and missiles. Here's everything you need to know about the AWACS system.

India shoots down Pakistan's AWACS: Know all about Pakistan's air defence system

India shot down a Pakistan Air Force AWACS system as Pakistan targeted multiple Indian cities with drones and missiles. Here's everything you need to know about the AWACS system.

www.indiatvnews.com

Chinese radar were retired last year. Quality of Chinese radar? One which was purchased in 2008 gave lots of problem to Pakistan. Pakistan choose Sweden AWA&C over Chinese one. This tells about the quality of Chinese AWA&C.

 

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Unacceptable Loss Of Property': Karachi Port Authorities Confirm Suffering Heavy Damage In Indian Strikes​

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Indian Navy ship (File Image)
Karachi: Karachi port suffered 'unacceptable loss of property' in the Indian strikes on the intervening night of May 8 and 9. The Karachi port authority confirmed the development in an X post.

Meanwhile restoration work in currently underway. Notably, India conducted strikes on Karachi port after Pakistan's failed attempt to target India's civilian and military installations in border cities.

Statement By Karachi Port:

Amid escalating tensions between India and Pakistan post April 22 Pahalgam terror attack and India's Operation Sindoor, reports had surfaced that about the Indian Navy's major offensive at the Karachi port.


Related video: India Hits Back: Peshawar, Lahore Targeted In Retaliation To Pakistan's Aggression (India Today)

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Chinese radar were retired last year. Quality of Chinese radar? One which was purchased in 2008 gave lots of problem to Pakistan. Pakistan choose Sweden AWA&C over Chinese one. This tells about the quality of Chinese AWA&C.

any sources, vids from Pak confirming their AEWACs or others got hit ?

 

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Ek Jasbati Dhakka Hai': Pakistan Army Admits India Shot Down 2 JF-17 Jets (WATCH)​

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ISPR Major General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry speaking to the media
Pakistani army has admitted that India shot down Pakistan Air Force's two JF-17 aircrafts after Pakistan tried to attack multiple locations. ISPR Major General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry speaking to the media said, "Following the developments of Operation Sindoor we find it important to offer transparency and reaffirm our enduring commitment to regional stability. The operation saw intense engagement along the eastern corridor, We regret to confirm that two JF 17 aircraft were lost during active duty."

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He further said, "Ye nuksan humare liye sirf numbers nahi ek jasbati dhakka hai." Which roughly translates to, "This is not just numbers for us but an emotional setback."

He further said, "We also suffered damage to civilian infrastructure and casualties among our brave service members."

Reportedly, an F-16 supersonic fighter jet of the Pakistan Air Force was also shot down in the evening by an Indian surface-to-air missile defence system.

Indian Army Responds To Pakistan's Ceasefire Violations Across LoC After Operation Sindoor Strikes

The Pakistan Army launched a drone attack on Jammu Airport on Thursday evening, prompting an effective retaliation from the Indian Armed Forces, according to reports. Reportedly, Pakistani missiles, Drones were Intercepted By India's S-400 Air Defence System.Besides, a loud sound, likely of shelling, was reportedly heard in Jaisalmer.

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India-Pak War: Pakistan's F-16 And 2 JF-17 Jets Shot Down By India​

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India-Pak War: Pakistan's F-16 And 2 JF-17 Jets Shot Down By India
New Delhi: Amid escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, India has shot down Pakistan Air Force's F-16 as well as two JF-17 aircraft after Pakistan tried to attack multiple locations in Jammu and Punjab, government sources said.

Earlier on Thursday, Pakistan made attempts to target several locations in India; however, Indian air defence guns shot down the intruding drones.


India also shot down Pakistan's Airborne Warning and Control System (AWACS) inside its Punjab province, sources said, adding that it fell on their side.

Meanwhile, drone attacks have also been foiled in Jammu and Kashmir's Udhampur and Rajasthan's Jaisalmer, and a drone was shot down in Akhnoor.

Two Kamikaze drones were also shot down in Poonch.

According to sources, the Indian SAM (Surface-to-air missile) shot down the F-16 fighter jet near the Sargodha air base.

Notably, F-16 is one of Pakistan's main fighter jets that it procured from the US. Along with it, the JF-17 is another crucial fighter aircraft. The F-16 fighter jets, manufactured by Lockheed Martin, were given to Pakistan in the late 1980s. These jets were also used by the Pakistan Air Force after India's Balakot air strikes in 2019.

Earlier, Pakistan also attempted a missile strike in Rajasthan's Jaisalmer region late on Thursday, prompting a swift response from India's air defence systems.


India's S-400 And Harpy Drones Crush Pakistan's Drone Plot In Jammu's Samba Sector

The air defence systems in the region have been fully activated to intercept and neutralise incoming threats. More than 70 missiles have been destroyed mid-air, preventing any damage to ground targets, sources said.

In a major escalation, Pakistan simultaneously attacked several locations in Jammu, including the airport. Rockets were fired at Jammu from across the International Border on Thursday night.

One of the drones hit the Jammu Civil Airport, prompting fighter jets to scramble in response. India activated its air defence systems, which successfully intercepted the incoming rockets.

Pakistani troops have also resorted to unprovoked shelling along the Line of Control in Kupwara, Baramulla, Poonch, Samba, and Uri districts of Jammu and Kashmir late on Thursday evening.

Eight Pakistani missiles were intercepted by the S-400 air defence system over Jammu airport, Samba, RS Pura, Arnia, and nearby areas. Two Pakistani drones were downed near Jammu University.


The Integrated Defence Staff in a statement said, "Military Stations of Jammu, Pathankot and Udhampur in proximity to the International Boundary, in Jammu and Kashmir targeted by Pakistan using missiles and drones. No losses. Threat neutralised by #IndianArmedForces as per standard operating procedure with kinetic and non-kinetic means."

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India-Pak War: Pakistan's F-16 And 2 JF-17 Jets Shot Down By India​

Story by Reema Sharma
• 7h•
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India-Pak War: Pakistan's F-16 And 2 JF-17 Jets Shot Down By India
New Delhi: Amid escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, India has shot down Pakistan Air Force's F-16 as well as two JF-17 aircraft after Pakistan tried to attack multiple locations in Jammu and Punjab, government sources said.

Earlier on Thursday, Pakistan made attempts to target several locations in India; however, Indian air defence guns shot down the intruding drones.


India also shot down Pakistan's Airborne Warning and Control System (AWACS) inside its Punjab province, sources said, adding that it fell on their side.

Meanwhile, drone attacks have also been foiled in Jammu and Kashmir's Udhampur and Rajasthan's Jaisalmer, and a drone was shot down in Akhnoor.

Two Kamikaze drones were also shot down in Poonch.

According to sources, the Indian SAM (Surface-to-air missile) shot down the F-16 fighter jet near the Sargodha air base.

Notably, F-16 is one of Pakistan's main fighter jets that it procured from the US. Along with it, the JF-17 is another crucial fighter aircraft. The F-16 fighter jets, manufactured by Lockheed Martin, were given to Pakistan in the late 1980s. These jets were also used by the Pakistan Air Force after India's Balakot air strikes in 2019.

Earlier, Pakistan also attempted a missile strike in Rajasthan's Jaisalmer region late on Thursday, prompting a swift response from India's air defence systems.


India's S-400 And Harpy Drones Crush Pakistan's Drone Plot In Jammu's Samba Sector

The air defence systems in the region have been fully activated to intercept and neutralise incoming threats. More than 70 missiles have been destroyed mid-air, preventing any damage to ground targets, sources said.

In a major escalation, Pakistan simultaneously attacked several locations in Jammu, including the airport. Rockets were fired at Jammu from across the International Border on Thursday night.

One of the drones hit the Jammu Civil Airport, prompting fighter jets to scramble in response. India activated its air defence systems, which successfully intercepted the incoming rockets.

Pakistani troops have also resorted to unprovoked shelling along the Line of Control in Kupwara, Baramulla, Poonch, Samba, and Uri districts of Jammu and Kashmir late on Thursday evening.

Eight Pakistani missiles were intercepted by the S-400 air defence system over Jammu airport, Samba, RS Pura, Arnia, and nearby areas. Two Pakistani drones were downed near Jammu University.


The Integrated Defence Staff in a statement said, "Military Stations of Jammu, Pathankot and Udhampur in proximity to the International Boundary, in Jammu and Kashmir targeted by Pakistan using missiles and drones. No losses. Threat neutralised by #IndianArmedForces as per standard operating procedure with kinetic and non-kinetic means."

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