India, Aug. 9 -- Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh on Saturday said that in just 80-90 hours of war, India inflicted so much damage to Pakistan's air defence system that it was clear that any continuation of the conflict would cost Islamabad even more.

Calling the India-Pak conflict a "high-tech" war, the Chief of Air Staff said that India shot down five Pakistani jets during Operation Sindoor.

"I can say that it was more of a high-tech war which was fought. In 80 to 90 hours of war, we were able to achieve so much of damage to air system that it was clear to them that if they continue, they are going to pay for it more and more," the Air Chief Marshal said. The Air Chief was speaking at an event at the HAL Management Academy in Bengal...