All our pilots are back home; Op Sindoor objectives achieved: Armed forces

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India on Sunday said that all pilots of the Indian Air Force (IAF) that took part in Operation Sindoor, which began with precision strikes on nine terror camps in Pakistan's Punjab province and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir in response to the April 22 Pahalgam terrorist attack, were back home, although the air force did not provide a specific response to any loss of Indian aircraft.

Vice Admiral Pramod underscored that along with the kinetic actions by the Indian Army and the IAF, the "overwhelming operational edge of the Indian Navy at sea", contributed towards Pakistan's "urgent request for a ceasefire yesterday".

Responding to another media query, Air Marshal Bharti also said that the armed forces had successfully downed a few Pakistani aircraft during Operation Sindoor."Their planes were prevented from coming inside our border.