Haha.....desert storm was massively lopsided campaign where Iraq really had nothing to fight the Americans. Not really a test of air combat skill, which is the primary function of a functioning airforce against a comparable foe.
There was nothing systematic about the IAF airstrikes. The targets were all stationary and coordinates well known from Google maps. Just program the weapons and launch from
far enough to avoid PAF. That was the whole IAF goal latter on, after it took to the sky after two days of grounding according to your CDS, avoid PAF patrols, pity....A lot of the weapons also got spoofed, some did get through though, does not mean IAF had 'control of the sky' ..omg

Our air force was true to its primary purpose, air combat aka aerial ass whoping of IAF. It did not shy away from challenge and ground itself to preserve itself. Infact our UAVs were loitering freely in the airspace vacuum created inside India. Our army rockets and artillery did the bulk of the ground attack, which was their job, and air force did the aerial work. Your air force however had to run away from its primary purpose of air combat and become a rocket force lobbing weapons from long range.