Rafale Jet Lost in Combat? | CDS Confirms, Bloomberg Exposes Silence | India’s Big Military Question

Rafale Jet Lost in Combat? | CDS Confirms, Bloomberg Exposes Silence | India’s Big Military Question In one of the most dramatic turns post-Operation Sindoor, India's Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan has confirmed that the Indian Air Force lost fighter jets during combat with Pakistan. But what aircraft were lost? Why is there complete silence from the government? 💥 Pakistan claims it shot down 3 Rafale jets. 💥 Bloomberg reports the Modi government is avoiding public clarity. 💥 US and French intelligence confirm that at least one Rafale may have been lost. 💥 Indian Air Force confirms aircraft losses but refuses to name the jets. In this No Nonsense report: Breakdown of CDS Gen. Anil Chauhan’s exact quote on fighter losses. Bloomberg’s international headline: “India’s Silence on War Losses Raises Questions”. Why the Modi govt isn’t naming the Rafale despite public outcry. What visuals from Reuters and The Washington Post reveal about possible wreckage. Why Rahul Gandhi, defence experts, and opposition leaders are demanding answers. The larger issue: Transparency in wartime reporting and military accountability. 📉 With ₹60,000 crore spent on Rafale jets, can India afford to hide a loss? "All information is sourced from publicly available news reports and government statements. This video does not intend to spread misinformation or question the integrity of Indian Armed Forces." CDS Anil Chauhan says India suffered losses in the air, denies 6 jets destroyed claim Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) General Anil Chauhan has acknowledged that India did suffer losses in the air during the first day of the recent conflict with Pakistan Written by : TNM Staff Did India lose a Rafale jet during the 2025 India-Pakistan conflict? This question remains unanswered by the Indian Air Force, the Government of India, and even top political leaders. As reports from international media such as Reuters, CNN, and The Washington Post continue to raise questions, this video explores the core of what’s being discussed — without any conclusions, just hard questions. On May 7, 2025, during Operation Sindoor, the Indian Air Force launched airstrikes against terror infrastructure in Pakistan-occupied territory. In response, Pakistan claimed to have shot down five Indian fighter jets, including three Rafale jets, using J-10C aircraft armed with PL-15 missiles. This sparked the major controversy now referred to as the Rafale crash mystery or Rafale controversy. So far, there has been no official confirmation or denial from Indian authorities about any Rafale loss. The Indian Air Force admitted that “losses are a part of combat,” but no aircraft names were provided. Rafale jet shot down — is this real, or just war-time misinformation? International media outlets such as: Reuters cited U.S. intelligence sources stating that a Rafale jet was shot down CNN reported that French intelligence confirmed the loss of one Rafale The Washington Post published Rafale wreckage visuals, verifying it via open-source analysis Despite all this, Indian government sources, including S. Jaishankar, did not directly address the possibility of aircraft loss. When Rahul Gandhi raised a direct question — “How many Indian aircraft did we lose?” — Jaishankar clarified that a message was sent to Pakistan after the strikes began. However, there was no comment on the actual Indian Air Force jet loss. With so many layers of reports, counterclaims, and silence, a major question looms large: Did India lose Rafale aircraft in 2025? And if not, why hasn’t it been officially denied? We also explore the broader comparisons between jets that dominated the conversation: Rafale vs J10 — a key element of the air encounter narrative Rafale vs S-400 — strategic relevance in South Asian defense doctrine Rafale vs F35 — performance, survivability, and cost under combat pressure This video does not confirm any Rafale loss. It does not make any claims. It simply asks: Why has no denial been issued? If no Rafale crashed, why not say so? Should a democratic government not communicate with its people — especially about something as vital as national defense? 📲 SHARE this video on WhatsApp, Twitter, and Status ✍️ COMMENT below with your thoughts 📌 SUBSCRIBE for more factual, bold, and clean questioning content — No drama, no spin. 📌 Subscribe for real questions — not noise, not bias. 👉 Share this video on WhatsApp, Twitter, and Status. 👉 Comment your views: Is transparency not essential in a democracy? #RafaleJet #IndiaPakistan2025 #OperationSindoor #Jaishankar #RahulGandhi #IndianAirForce #CNNReport #ReutersNews #WashingtonPost #IAFUpdate #MEAIndia #PIBFactCheck #NationalSecurity #MilitaryTransparency #RafaleDown #AirForceNews #FighterJetCrash #DefenseNews #IndiaVsPakistan 📌 Subscribe to this channel for more real questions, not narratives. 📌 Follow for latest videos that speak straight — no fluff, no noise.