Pakistan Achieves Major Intelligence Victory Against India: Secures Footage of Downed Rafale Jet

Pakistan has achieved a major intelligence victory against India, with sources revealing key operational successes driven by its field intelligence network operating across the border.

According to sources, on May 7, Pakistan successfully shot down six Indian aircraft, including three of the Indian Air Force’s highly regarded Rafale fighter jets. Following the incident, the crash sites—particularly the one involving a Rafale jet—were immediately secured and cordoned off by Indian forces.

However, in a surprising turn of events, Pakistani field intelligence operatives managed to gain access to exclusive footage of the downed Rafale. The footage, reportedly held by an Indian intelligence officer, was obtained through a covert operation.

Sources claim a Pakistani intelligence officer, posing as a representative of an international media outlet, contacted the Indian officer and negotiated the release of the footage. The Indian officer allegedly demanded a payment of 50,000 Indian rupees in exchange.

The footage, recorded at the crash site, clearly showed aircraft debris bearing the distinct markings of a Rafale jet. These visual identifiers confirmed the authenticity of the wreckage. The video was later widely circulated, serving as a significant propaganda tool and intelligence success for Pakistan.

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