Indian officials have acknowledged on several occasions that Pakistan had successfully targeted Indian Rafale jets.

Bilawal Bhutto clarified that calling out human rights violations and advocating for dialogue are not contradictory positions.

COAS Munir warned that Pakistan remains firm in its stance on sovereignty and territorial integrity.

The families of the deceased soldiers have been pressured not to share any photos or details.

General Singh claimed that China supplied 81% of Pakistan’s military hardware.

Former Chief of Air Staff Sohail Aman said that India lags nearly a decade behind Pakistan in air warfare technology.

According to Naqvi, missiles fired by India failed to hit their targets.

Sherry Rehman also called out Yalda Hakim for repeatedly relying on analysts "strongly aligned with India’s narrative."

The Washington Post interviewed over two dozen Indian journalists and officials.

Bilawal called out India's recent military provocations and attempts to normalise aggression.

Bilawal thanked US President Donald Trump for playing a role in defusing tensions between the two nuclear-armed neighbors.

Rafales shootdowns were executed by Pakistan’s J-10C.

Indian Minister stated that Operation Sindoor had been paused but not concluded.

Swamy also criticised India’s much-hyped French-made Rafale jets.

Prime Minister condemned the unilateral suspension of the IWT.