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Air Force presents irrefutable evidence that Abhinandan’s MiG-21 Bison shot Pak’s F-16 | Sansani

The Indian Air Force (IAF) on Monday released the radar images as ‘irrefutable proof’ to expose Pakistan’s lie that it had not lost a US-manufactured F-16 fighter jet during aerial dogfight which took place on February 26, this year. The Air Force has also revealed that there was more credible evidence available to establish that Pakistan Air Force had lost one F-16 in the air action. “The IAF has irrefutable evidence of not only the fact that the F-16 was used by Pakistan Air Force on February 27, 2019, but also that IAF MIG 21 Bison shot down the F-16,” news agency ANI quoted an IAF statement.

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