These inbreeds have such low IQ, it clearly shows in their knowledge whenever they post crap like this. So let's see their claim whether what they have claimed is true or not.
Claim: 4 IAF Rafales Jammed for 4 minutes by their air force.
There are 2 types of aircrafts which can Jam a sophisticated fighter Jet like Rafale. One is their fighter Jets and the other is their SAAB Erieye 2000 which is an AEW&C.
All their fighter Jets are single Engines. The chances of their old junk Mirage III, Mirage 5, and F7 have anything to do with this is NIL. These are old aircrafts from 1960's with no sophisticated electronics to speak off. Besides they won't be sending these old Junk to face off Rafale if they have a brain. So we can easily rule out these aircrafts out of this scenario.
This leaves us with F-16, JF-17, and J-10. As I have explained in my previous post, their F-16s are old. None of the F-16s are equipped with AESA radar. Just look up the engines powering F-16, JF-17, and J-10. They barely produce enough power for onboard Radar, avionics, and subsystems. For a single engine fighter jet to jam a double engine powered fighter jet, it needs to produce enough thrust to not only power the onboard electronics but also jamming equipment. These aircrafts are no F-35 to be producing such power. So there is no way any of their fighter Jets are capable of jamming a Rafale.
The only other aircraft is SAAB Erieye 2000 which is an Airborne Early warning and control(AEW&C). It is powered by a Turboprop not a Turbofan. It has a range detection of 450km. It's radar coverage is 300 degrees. There is 60 degrees gap which it cannot cover. For this aircraft to Jam Rafale it has to be within 450km range and the Rafale has to be within it's line of sight. Unless they are morons they would not be having a strategic asset like this aircraft flying anywhere close to the border given our air defenses.
SAAB Erieye 2000 is powered by AESA radar based on Gallium Arsenide(GaA) not on Gallium Nitride(GaN) which is more power efficient. The longer the distance between this aircraft and the target aircraft(Rafale) the more power you need to jam the target aircraft. I highly doubt a Turboprop would produce such immense power to jam an aircraft that far, and I highly doubt Rafale would be in it's line of sight for 4 minutes.
As usual it is Porki scums telling their sweet bed time stories to feel better at night.