Islamabad (Web Desk): International media organisations and research institutions have repeatedly acknowledged Pakistan's military dominance while describing India's performance in Marka-e-Haq as a major setback.
A study published by a British strategic research and communications firm stated that Pakistan established clear operational superiority throughout the conflict.
The report claimed that multiple Indian military aircraft, including Rafale fighter jets, were destroyed. It added that intelligence officials from both the United States and France also acknowledged that India suffered significant losses during the confrontation.
According to the report, Pakistan's military operations revealed shortcomings in India's defence preparedness, particularly within its air force.
It further stated that Pakistan's sophisticated air defence network successfully countered Indian drone operations, limiting their effectiveness during the conflict.
The report described Pakistan's achievements in Marka-e-Haq as evidence of its advanced combat capabilities and the professionalism of its armed forces.
The assessment also referred to satellite imagery and other supporting material, stating that there was no evidence of Pakistan losing any combat aircraft during the operation.
It noted that Pakistan sustained only limited losses, while India's overall damage was estimated to be between $45 billion and $51 billion.
The research further stated that Chief of Army Staff (COAS) and Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir played an important role in expanding Pakistan's diplomatic engagement with the United States (US) and several other countries following Pakistan's success in Marka-e-Haq.
It added that Pakistan's continued interaction with leading international organisations, including the European Union (EU), further strengthened the country's international reputation and enhanced its diplomatic standing on the global stage.