my assessment is that there is still some action yet to take place. 2 reasons behind that:
- Pak needs something to save face in front of their junta. till now they have been able to only convey that they were able to intercept our drones, but that much may not be enough. hence they may try to strike
- India had committed to punishing terrorist infra in pak. with only 9 sites targeted out of 21, job's only half done. plus they wouldn't call it 'Phase 1' of Op Sindoor without further plans
also, i dont think Pak has been able to shoot down any of our planes till now. had they done it, they would have presented some evidence of the same (even electronic) and tried to sell that churan to the world. also, there's been no conclusive video evidence online so far, except the purported Rafale M88 engine debris. that itself is highly questionable, since there is no other video/image avl of the rest of the aircraft.
not sure our folks have also shot down any PAF jets, as they remain tightlipped about it. thing is though, if they indeed have shot someone down, and the pilot is taken prisoner, then we are obligated under geneva conventions to notify Pak. this is supposed to happen ideally promptly, though i dont know if there is a set timeline, and hence i cant say if we're in violation of the protocols (not that Pak adhered to it either during Abhinandan either)
i hope to hell i am proven wrong about most of the things (except on Pak not able to shoot down any IAF jets). these are just speculations of an enthusiast, and aaj ka din is going very slow!