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    Kargil: Mirage 2000, MiG-21s deployed under Op Safed Sagar turned tide of war in India's favour

    Operation Safed Sagar utilized precision bombs, striking intruders at high altitudes. Mirage 2000 jets delivered a decisive blow, hastening enemy withdrawal from strategic heights. MiG-21s and MiG-27s also supported air operations during the Kargil conflict. Helicopters provided crucial casualty evacuation and transport aircraft supplied forward airfields. The IAF's role turned the tide of the war in India's favor.

    We were ready to wipe out Pakistan's forward brigades after Balakot: Former Air Force chief BS Dhanoa

    Dhanoa, who was the Indian Air Force chief when the aerial strikes took place in Pakistan, said that Indian military could not strike to secure Abhinandan's release but it could do it to put pressure on the Pakistan military.

    Rafales will provide India major advantage in Tibet in case of aerial combat: Ex-IAF Chief B S Dhanoa

    Five Rafale jets out of 36 arrived India last week at a time India is in the midst of a bitter border row with China in the high altitude eastern Ladakh region.

    IAF flew 625 tonnes of new notes after demonetisation: Dhanoa

    Former Air Chief Marshal B S Dhanoa has said that after demonetisation in 2016, the Indian Air Force (IAF) transported 625 tonnes of new currency notes to various parts of the country.

    Govt rejected IAF proposal to strike Pakistan after 26/11: BS Dhanoa

    Former IAF chief BS Dhanoa said on Friday the government had rejected a proposal of the air force to strike Pakistani terrorist camps after 26/11. “We knew where the terror camps were located in Pakistan and were ready. But it is a political decision whether to carry out a strike or not,’’ he said. Dhanoa was the air chief between December 31, 2016, and September 30, 2019.

    India was ready to attack Pakistan Army posts after Balakot: Former IAF chief BS Dhanoa

    "Since the PAF had targeted military installations on the 27th of February (a day after India struck the Jaish-e-Mohammed camp near Balakot), the Pakistan Army had now become a legitimate target and had their strikes been successful, we would have put a considerable weight of attack on their forward brigades,'' Dhanoa said.

    The Economic Times
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