Chen-- 666 🇨🇳

I am deeply radicalized against the Rafale. A fighter jet that costs more than a 5G, comes with no significant transfer of technology, cripples local efforts, drains Indian taxpayer money into French retirement homes, and all for what? A mid fighter at best, outclassed by J-10C.

Since some Indian users still deny losing any fighter jets, here’s an interview from Bathinda, India, where at least one Indian Rafale fighter jet crashed after being shot down by the Pakistan Air Force. In this clip, a local resident describes the plane crash over their village: “My name is Sukhraj Singh. It was around 1:30 a.m. when the plane passed overhead. It was on fire. We all saw it – the entire village. It circled overhead, flames clearly visible, and then after a few moments, it crashed. There was a massive explosion, like fireworks going off. It fell directly into the fields of Akalian Kalan and Akalian Khurd, with a huge blast following the crash. People from nearby came running, but the fire was too intense to approach. The army arrived later and secured the area. No one knows yet if the pilot survived or not. We just saw the flames and the explosion. It was a terrifying sight. We didn’t see any pilot around the wreckage, and no one was rescued. The fire was eventually put out by fire trucks, and the military arrived to secure the area. But there’s still no sign of the pilot.” Note: Not full translation, just what matters. Source: India Today YouTube channel, shared on May 8th, 2025.

PAF didn’t shoot down 4 Rafales. That’s a lie Pakis love to spread. BS 021 and BS 022 have been spotted flying after 10th May,2025.

BREAKING: Official U.S. Congress report says Pakistan gained "military success" over India in the May 7-10 clash with India. The congressional report further says that "Pakistan's use of Chinese weapons to down French Rafale jets used by India became a particular selling point".

CONFIRMED: One of the three Indian Rafale jets Pakistan claimed to have downed is now confirmed. Wreckage bearing serial number BS-001 was found in Bathinda, verifying the Pakistani claim. This was India’s first Dassault Rafale EH fighter jet.