Western media start making a hue and cry about India's Rafale without confirming it? Now you know
Rafale Fighter:
The attitude of the international media during the four-day fight between India and Pakistan was quite shocking. The western media was only spreading Pakistan's propaganda. Even before the Indian army officially issued a statement, the western media started making a hue and cry.
People in India were also confused whether something like this had really happened? Many kinds of things started happening on social media. Now it is known why and how the rumour was spread about India's Rafale fighter aircraft?
That pain is still there
Javed Ashraf, who was India's ambassador to France for a long time, told the inside story in an interview given to 'The Statesman'. He clearly said that without the facts coming out, British and other western media started running how the Pakistani Air Force overtook the Indian Air Force. They did not wait even for a moment. Ashraf said, 'Remember this was a narrative that they put forward. I have seen how much this thing caught people's attention.'
India's former ambassador to France said that especially the US and British media spread this narrative fiercely. He said that the main reason for this is 'commercial interest'. They were specifically targeting an aircraft because they are seeing that there is a lot of competition in the international market. There is discussion about that aircraft in different markets. The ambassador was referring to the Rafale that came from France.
The ambassador further praised the army's press conference in which every detail was clearly stated as to how much and how much damage India had caused to Pakistan. It soon became clear that Pakistan, scared by Operation Sindoor, was only spreading lies.
Rafale jets have been in service in the French Navy since 2004 and entered the French Air Force in 2006. It is considered one of the most powerful fighters of today's time. When India made a deal for 36 Rafale jets, many countries of the world wanted to sell their jets. In such a situation, there was definitely a pang in the western countries somewhere. When the fight between India and Pakistan started, they immediately started spreading rumors about Rafale. The truth is that Indian fighter planes destroyed Pakistan's airbases. In response to India's action, Pakistan's missiles and jets from China proved to be a waste.
When the truth finally came out, shares of Dassault Aviation, the company that made Rafale, started reaching record highs. The ambassador finally said that this strike by India has shattered Pakistan's illusion that some of its areas are very safe. India will never do anything there.
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