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 there have been recent reports (May 2025) of multiple ejections from Rafale jets, specifically involving Indian Air Force Rafales that were reportedly downed during a recent conflict with Pakistan.

However, it's crucial to clarify a few points:

• Number of Seats: The Rafale fighter jet is a twin-seat aircraft (for a pilot and a weapon systems officer), not a four-seat aircraft. Therefore, it's impossible for four seats to simultaneously and successfully eject from a single Rafale.
• Allegations of Downings: Pakistan has claimed to have shot down multiple Indian Air Force jets, including three Rafales, during hostilities in May 2025. India has not officially confirmed these specific losses, with Indian officials generally stating that "losses are part of combat" without elaborating on specific aircraft.
• French Response: The French government and Dassault Aviation (the manufacturer of the Rafale) have expressed concern and are in contact with India to clarify the situation, as the alleged losses would mark the first combat downing of the Rafale since its introduction.
• Ejections: While there are claims of ejections from downed aircraft, these would naturally involve the pilot(s) of the individual aircraft. The reports do not suggest that multiple ejections happened simultaneously from a single Rafale in a way that implies more than its standard crew compliment.
• Disinformation: It's important to note that the conflict has been accompanied by a significant amount of disinformation and unverified imagery circulating on social media. For example, some videos claiming to show downed Rafales have been identified as gameplay footage from video games.