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Indian BrahMos Missiles Destroy Pakistani AWACS at Bholari; India Jams Pakistan Air Defenses Amid Escalating Conflict

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Updated May 19, 2025, 07:17 AM

During the ongoing Indo-Pakistani conflict, Indian forces deployed BrahMos missiles to strike the Bholari airbase near Karachi, reportedly destroying a Pakistani AWACS aircraft. Ex-Air Marshal Masood Akhtar confirmed that the Pakistani military attempted to save the aircraft, but Indian BrahMos missiles hit the target successfully. The Indian Air Force also conducted electronic warfare operations, jamming Pakistan's air defense systems, which are supplied by China. Indian weapons including Akashteer, BrahMos, and LRSAM have been credited with causing substantial damage to Pakistani military assets.

Meanwhile, Pakistan targeted India's air defense capabilities, reportedly taking down niche technologies, according to military spokesperson Lt. Gen. Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry. Reports suggest that India was prepared to launch a comprehensive strike on Pakistan, leading Islamabad to seek assistance from the United States. The conflict has drawn attention internationally, with discussions about the implications for countries such as Greece, where Indian military aircraft like the Sukhoi have been showcased.

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The Frustrated Indian

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#EXCLUSIVE: Pakistan targeted India’s prized air defense assets and took down niche technologies, military spokesperson Lt. Gen. Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry tells Arab News.