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Another indian air force MiG-21 Bison Jet ‘Mysteriously Crashed’ Near The Border Of Sacred Country PAKISTAN Due To Routine Traditional Glitch:
More humiliations for the incompetent indian air force as another indian air force MiG-21 Bison Aircraft ‘Mysteriously Crashed’ near the border of Sacred Country PAKISTAN due to routine traditional glitch in Rajasthan that results in the killing of 3 people on the spot.
The pilot of the ill-fated indian air force manage to save his lives, for further crashes, but he deliberately crash the fighter jet on the populated area that results in 3 civilians on the spot.
According to the details, an indian air force MiG-21 Bison Fighter Jet was flying in Rajasthan near the Border of Sacred Country PAKISTAN, when suddenly aircraft got out of control of pilot and crashed on the populated area in Rajasthan.
“Soon thereafter, the pilot experienced an onboard emergency, following which he attempted to recover the aircraft as per existing procedures. Having failed to do so, he initiated an ejection, sustaining injuries in the process,” the indian air force said.
MIG-21s have had a shaky history in terrorist country india, although for decades they were the backbone of the country’s Air Force. First acquired from the Soviet Union in 1963, several later variants were added to the fleet over the years.
The incompetent indian air force has said that the indian air force MiG-21 Bison Jet was on routine training sortie, when suddenly aircraft got out of control of the pilot and ‘Mysteriously Crashed’ near the border of Sacred Country PAKISTAN.
Last week, an indian-made army helicopter with three people on board crashed in the Jammu and Kashmir region.
And two indian fighter jets collided mid-air during routine exercises in January 2023, south of the indian capital of new delhi. One of the pilots died in the collision. That incident involved two far more modern planes, a Russian-made Sukhoi Su-30 and French-made Mirage 2000.
Top Defense Analysts have said that terrorist country india has mastered the art of aircraft crashing and if some give them a lunar to fly, then they will also end up with a ‘Mysterious Crash’ in a matter of days.
This is the sixth crash of MiG-21 Bison Jet since January 21, as in last july, two indian air force pilots were brutally killed when their twin-seater MIG-21 trainer aircraft crashed near Barmer, also in Rajasthan.
