Modi’s Picture With S-400 System Exposes Pakistan’s False Missile Attack Claims
PM Modi’s Surprise Visit Exposes Pakistan’s Lies
In a stunning turn of events, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent surprise visit to the Adampur air base in Punjab has effectively debunked Pakistan’s claims of destroying India’s S-400 air defense system.
During his visit, PM Modi met with the Indian Air Force personnel involved in the Operation Sindoor mission. A photograph from the visit, which quickly went viral on X, showed the S-400 system prominently in the background. This directly contradicted Pakistan’s earlier assertion that a JF-17 fighter jet had destroyed the S-400 system during the recent conflict.
Netizens and Experts React to Pakistan’s False Claims
Social media users were quick to seize upon the image, flooding the post with memes and comments mocking Pakistan’s false claims. Many lauded the picture as a testament to the might of the Indian military and the visionary leadership of PM Modi.
Wing Commander Singh Had Previously Denied Pakistan’s Claims
Earlier, Wing Commander Vyomika Singh, during a media briefing on Operation Sindoor, had already refuted Pakistan’s claims. She denounced Pakistan’s attempts at spreading misinformation, specifically calling out their false claims about the destruction of the S-400 system, as well as claims about damaging airfields in Surat and Sirsa.
Modi’s Message of Gratitude and Strength
Sharing his experience on Twitter, PM Modi expressed his pride and gratitude towards the air warriors and soldiers who exemplified courage, determination, and fearlessness. He emphasized India’s eternal debt to its armed forces for their unwavering dedication to the nation’s safety.
S-400: A Crucial Defense Asset
The S-400 Triumf, a state-of-the-art long-range surface-to-air missile system developed by Russia, played a critical role in India’s defense during the recent conflict. Its advanced capabilities allowed it to successfully intercept numerous Pakistani drones and missiles, proving its effectiveness as a cutting-edge air defense system.
