India acknowledges aerial losses and tactical adjustments in recent Pakistan conflict
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India's chief of defence staff, General Anil Chauhan, acknowledged that India lost at least one aircraft during a recent brief conflict with Pakistan, which was the worst since 1999, involving missile, drone, and artillery fire, with both sides suffering casualties. The conflict was triggered by an attack in Kashmir, with India claiming to have killed over 100 terrorists and Pakistan denying casualties. India adjusted its tactics after initial losses, conducting precision strikes inside Pakistan, while Pakistan denied losing any planes. The situation remains tense, with India warning of a decisive response to any future terror attacks from Pakistan.
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