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A shocking and highly controversial interview of Former Indian Air Chief Marshal B.S. Dhanoa has once again reopened the debate surrounding the Balakot incident and the long-claimed narrative of an F-16 shootdown.
During this explosive interview, the former Air Chief was asked several sensitive and critical questions regarding the Indian Air Force’s operational failures, decision-making, and claims made after the Balakot air strikes.
On multiple occasions, he avoided direct answers by stating “I don’t know” or “I don’t want to comment”, raising serious questions about transparency.
Most importantly, Dhanoa categorically rejected the claim that Wing Commander Abhinandan had shot down a Pakistani F-16, calling the allegation baseless and unsupported by evidence.
He also acknowledged serious shortcomings within the Indian Air Force, including technology gaps and operational weaknesses.
This interview has triggered intense reactions across defense circles and media platforms, exposing cracks in the official narrative promoted for years.
Watch the complete video to understand:
What the former Indian Air Chief really admitted
Why the F-16 claim collapsed
Hidden weaknesses of the Indian Air Force
The truth behind Balakot narratives

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