Meet five world’s deadliest fighter jets that are impossible to shoot down; does IAF, Pakistan also have any?

Check out the world's five deadliest fighter jets that are considered nearly impossible to shoot down.

Deadliest fighter jets: Pakistan has repeatedly claimed to have downed Indian fighter jets, including three Rafale fighters, during Operation Sindoor. However, India’s Rafale fighter jet is counted among the deadliest fighter jets in the world, featuring advanced 4.5 generation technology which makes it extremely difficult to shoot down.

Here are the world’s five deadliest fighter jets that are considered nearly impossible to shoot down:

F-35 Lightning II: Arguably the most advanced fighter jet in the world, the US-made stealth aircraft is the only 5th-generation warplane that has seen operational combat. The F-35 Lightning II is a multirole fighter equipped with advanced stealth technology which makes it almost impossible for radar systems to detect.

Eurofighter Typhoon: A fast and highly maneuverable fighter jet, Eurofighter Typhoon is known for its speed and maneuverability which enables it to outpace most of its rivals. The European fighter jet employs a state-of-the-art radar and and a strong EWS suite to evade radar and enemy aircraft.

F-22 Raptor: Perhaps the world’s deadliest fighter jet, the F-22 Raptor is also the world’s first true stealth fighter designed for air superiority. The Raptor can fly at speeds of up to Mach 2.25, and features a radar-defying design and advanced sensors, making it almost impossible for enemy radars to track or even detect.

Dassault Rafale: The 4.5 generation Rafale fighter jet, which is the staple of the Indian Air Force, is one of the most technologically-advanced fighter aircraft in service, boasting advanced features that give it an edge in air-to-air combat. Though not technically a stealth aircraft, the Rafale has a stealthy design and is equipped with an advanced electronic warfare suite, making it hard to detect for radars and enemy aircraft.

F-15EX Eagle II: While not technically a stealth aircraft, the F-15EX Eagle II uses its advanced radars and electronic systems to evade enemy radar. According to the US military, the F-15EX Eagle II speed, weapon load, and combat survivability, makes it a hard target for enemies..