WASHINGTON – Pakistan’s Air Force humiliated India in the May 2025 clashes, outclassing Indian Air Force in a display of tactical and technological superiority. Now, the historic feat gained international recognition, making its way to the US Congress.
A new report confirms what Pakistan long claimed as its forces not only held their ground but dominated the skies, showcasing Chinese-made fighter jets and missiles in their first combat debut.
A new US Congressional report declared Pakistan’s “military success” over India during May faceoff, revealing that Chinese-made fighter jets and missiles played a decisive role in downing Indian Rafale aircraft.
According to report by US-China Economic and Security Review Commission, Pakistan’s actions during the conflict “showcased the effectiveness of Chinese weaponry,” in deceive moment in regional military dynamics.
The confrontation remained worst between two nuclear-armed neighbors in decades. New Delhi falsely blamed Islamabad, though no evidence was presented, while Islamabad dismissed the claims as “replete with fabrications.”
As per staged plan, Modi government ordered hitting missile strikes deep inside Pakistan, sparking four days of heavy cross-border fighting that left at least 70 people dead. Two countries agreed to ceasefire brokered by US President Donald Trump, who asserted that seven “brand new, beautiful planes” were destroyed during the escalation.
US report further revealed that Pakistani forces employed Chinese fighter jets and air-to-air missiles in combat for the first time, providing the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) with valuable operational data and potentially boosting China’s defense export credibility.
China, Pakistan’s largest defense supplier, accounted for approximately 82% of the country’s arms imports from 2019 to 2023, underscoring the growing strategic military partnership between the two nations.
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