The heat of the two outbreak wars this year has exceeded the war in Ukraine lasting more than three years. The first was the conflict in India that broke out in early May, as the Pakistani Air Force broke the cold door with a "7-0" defeat over the Indian Air Force. At the UN General Assembly that just ended, the Pakistani Prime Minister announced their counter-attack victory for the first time at the highest international level. More importantly, during the 7th of May, the four most advanced French "Arsenal" fighters were shot down, subverting the world's admiration of US and European Russian weapons equipment.
Indo-Pakistan is a country with a comprehensive system of military operations, basically the Indian army has weapons, the Pakistani army has, and the level of equipment technology is equal. The difference is that the size of the Pakistani army is much smaller than the Indian army. This is why the outside look at the weak and strong Pakistani army. This also makes the Pakistani army a model for the equal size of national military construction. The second sudden war between Iran and Israel that followed in June is equally impressive.
Due to the participation of the U.S. Strategic Strike Command, under the joint strike of the Israeli Air Force and U.S. strategic bombers, Iran suffered heavy losses, including a large number of military strategic assets including air defense facilities and nuclear facilities. In the sudden war that lasted 12 days, Iran's retaliatory ballistic missile/drone counterattack against Israel also caused unprecedented heavy losses to Israel. Including Israel's nuclear research center and several important air bases. However, the actual loss is little understood by the outside world because of Tel Aviv's strict information control.
As time passed, Israel’s fear of strategic Iranian strikes slowed down, and the Israeli military relaxed its control of information. The unclear news of the “12 Day War” came out of the brain. In addition to the alleged computer hackers’ disclosure of “Israel’s tragic losses during the 12 Day War,” the Iranian military gradually disclosed the serious consequences of their ballistic missile strikes on Israel. On September 27, Iranian Revolutionary Guards General and Supreme Leader Military Advisor Yehaya Rahim Safawi, Jr. will reveal more details in an interview with Iranian television.
Major Safawi revealed that Iranian ballistic missiles had killed at least 16 Israeli pilots in the attack on an Israeli air base. Earlier, Israeli media revealed images of the Nevatim air base in the Negev desert severely injured by Iranian missiles, and pointed to the destruction of an air dormitory in the base. To disturb the United States, Major Safawi also hinted that they had been helped by the great powers during the 12-day war.