Pak reels from heavy losses

According to reports, dozens of Pakistani fighter jets, including JF-17s and F-16s, have been destroyed. The strikes also claimed the lives of over 30-40 Pakistani military personnel, with 50 casualties reported at the Bholari airbase alone, including Squadron Leader Usman Yusuf and four airmen

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As the dust settles from India's bold 'Operation Sindoor', launched May 7, the true scale of devastation inflicted on Pakistan's military infrastructure is beginning to emerge. Top sources confirm that 20% of the Pakistan Air Force's infrastructure has been decimated in the strikes, with significant damage to its fleet and facilities.

According to reports, dozens of Pakistani fighter jets, including JF-17s and F-16s, have been destroyed. The strikes also claimed the lives of over 30-40 Pakistani military personnel, with 50 casualties reported at the Bholari airbase alone, including Squadron Leader Usman Yusuf and four airmen.

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