Pakistan’s claims of shooting down Indian Rafale fighter jets during Operation Sindoor have come under fresh scrutiny after an Indian Air Force document sought a “bridge support” package for all 36 Rafale aircraft in service. The tender indicates that the entire Rafale fleet remains accounted for and operational, contradicting repeated claims that several jets were lost during the operation. The support package is intended to ensure maintenance and operational readiness of all 36 Rafales acquired from France. Defence observers say the document serves as strong evidence that the full fleet continues to be in service, dealing a major blow to Pakistan’s narrative surrounding the operation. The development has reignited debate over the claims made after Operation Sindoor, with the IAF’s latest procurement move reinforcing that India’s Rafale fleet remains fully operational and mission-ready. . . Follow onevisionmedia.in for new updates and knowledge. . #rafalejet #indianarmy #operationsi...