Another Indian MiG-21 crashes and Pakistanis can’t help but laugh…

Pakistani Twitterati couldn’t help but laugh as another Indian MiG-21 jet crashed on Wednesday morning, causing further embarrassment to the Indian Air Force.

For all the threats that it makes, the Indian Air Force cannot help but keep crashing its aircraft even on routine flying missions.

An Indian Group Captain and a Squadron Leader were able to eject themselves safely from the MiG-21. However, it wasn’t enough to keep Pakistanis from laughing themselves silly.

Indians be like
This #mig21 is not crashed it's kissing the ground 😷😷#MIG21 pic.twitter.com/0oY7g3CRze

— Momna Ⓜ (@Momnaa11) September 25, 2019

Indian people's listening Another crashes Mig21 today #mig21 pic.twitter.com/FvbY4V0Wg6

— Sana Khan 💕Naughty😊 (@PakiPakori) September 25, 2019

#mig21
Well done IAF having such a great destructive speed u will be vanish by ur own 😂😂😂😂
Happy mig21 pic.twitter.com/IqxJLKDHtx

— Umer (@Umer89203750) September 25, 2019

King of kings 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁#mig21 pic.twitter.com/pgBrPYDVoK

— #FollowMe-Ssi (@SportsLover1357) September 25, 2019

#mig21
This one also wanna PAF tea but unfortunately it was not its fortunate to have a standard cup of tea pic.twitter.com/LO3RRcgo48

— Umer (@Umer89203750) September 25, 2019

And they claimed to shot F-16 with this crap #mig21 pic.twitter.com/L0CtIdkv5U

— Mubeen ul haq (@Mubeen_Ul_Haq) September 25, 2019

One more Mig 21 crashed by the Indian Air Force mean one more Vir Chakra for the Pilot? #mig21 pic.twitter.com/nPl9nZZdc4

— Dr Syeda Laila Khalid (@Drlailakhaled) September 25, 2019

Gandhi after knowing that YET ANOTHER (nth time) #mig21 has crashed 😂#UNGA#KashmirBleeds pic.twitter.com/Jxs1L0NLe6

— Bilal Tahir (@Bilal_Tahir_) September 25, 2019

#mig21 veer chakra will be given to pilots after few days Becz they managed to eject safely😁 pic.twitter.com/2IXljHAa4Z

— Zohaib (@zohaib578) September 25, 2019

I think #IAF is using #MIG21 to teach pilots '' How to eject properly " @IAF_MCC should have mercy on its young pilots https://t.co/5uTV1pXHWv

— Ishaq Baltistani (@ishaqkhan1967) September 25, 2019

On February 27, Pakistan shot down two IAF jets that had intruded into Pakistani airspace. Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman was captured and arrested by Pakistan’s security forces.

Abhinandan was released after being held captive for 68 hours. Prime Minister Khan called it a ‘peace gesture’ towards India.