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The Indian Air Force confronts a pressing shortfall in fifth-generation fighter capabilities, with its squadron strength hovering around 29 to 31 against an authorised 42.This deficit has intensified following the retirement of MiG-21s, leaving vulnerabilities amid rising threats from China’s J-20 deployments and Pakistan’s modernising fleet.India’s indigenous Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (
The Indian Air Force confronts a pressing shortfall in fifth-generation fighter capabilities, with its squadron strength hovering around 29 to 31 against an authorised 42.This deficit has intensified following the retirement of MiG-21s, leaving vulnerabilities amid rising threats from China’s J-20 deployments and Pakistan’s modernising fleet.India’s indigenous Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (
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