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🛑 Fact Check | Kalat Attack: Indian Media's Fake News Backing BLA Terrorism 🚫Claim: Indian media and propaganda accounts falsely claimed that Baloch militants (BLA) ambushed a military bus in Kalat, killing Pakistani soldiers. 📌 Reality: • The bus was not military, but a civilian coach carrying Qawwal Nadeem Sabri and his family from Karachi to Quetta for a performance. • Authentic videos show Nadeem Sabri boarding the bus with his family and later confirming they were the victims of the attack. • The BLA Fitna-al-Hindustan regularly kills innocent civilians and falsely labels them as soldiers to appear as "freedom fighters." • Indian propaganda tried to twist the incident by falsely claiming the coach was not a sleeper bus to support their fake military narrative. This is a calculated disinformation tactic: kill civilians, call them soldiers, and push the narrative through Indian media to gain false legitimacy. In reality, this was a terrorist attack on innocent lives, not a military confrontation.
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🚨Fact-Check: Viral Explosion Video is Neither from Noor Khan Airbase Nor Bagh (AJK),It's from Indonesia 🚫Claim:Since May 10, several Indian disinformation accounts especially the RAW-linked handle Baba Banaras have circulated a dramatic explosion video, falsely claiming it shows either an attack on Noor Khan Airbase (Chaklala, Rawalpindi) or in Bagh, Azad Jammu & Kashmir (AJK). 📌Reality:👇 This claim is entirely false. The video actually shows a real-life explosion that occurred on March 30, 2024, in Ciangsana village, Gunung Putri district, West Java province, Indonesia. The blast took place at the ammunition depot of Indonesia's Field Artillery Battalion (Yonarmed) 07/155 GS, Kodam Jaya. The incident was widely reported by reputable Indonesian media. Source: Source: 📌Strategic Importance Of Bedori Bulge & why It Frustrates India: Indian propaganda accounts intentionally link the footage to Bagh (AJK) due to the area's high strategic military value. Located near the Haji Pir Pass, Bedori Top in Bagh offers Pakistan a commanding position over Indian-occupied Kashmir. On the night of 8–9 May 2025, in response to Indian aggression, precision strikes were launched from Bedori Top, targeting and destroying the Indian Army’s Uri Brigade Headquarters, resulting in heavy Indian military losses,an event supported by multiple geolocated video evidences. Unable to achieve real gains on the ground, Indian social media resorted to manufactured victories using foreign disaster footage. But seasoned observers recognize this for what it is: "Desperation disguised as dominance."
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🚫Fact Check | Exposing Fabricated Propaganda A fake video alleging that a sniper attack killed 10 Pakistani soldiers is entirely false.The clip is AI-generated gameplay footage, deceptively presented as authentic. 🔹 First circulated by TTP-affiliated accounts on May 9 🔹 Now repurposed by Indian propaganda networks to amplify disinformation 📌 Fact: No such sniper attack has taken place. This is a deliberate and coordinated disinformation effort aimed at misleading the public and maligning Pakistan's armed forces.
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🛑 Fact Check: Did Pakistan Shoot Down Indian Jets Including 3 Rafales? Source Claim: On July 8, 2025, The Economic Times (India) published a report titled: "This was the ultimate deception: Former US F-16 pilot Ryan Bodenheimer reveals how a 30-kg device tricked Pakistan into believing it had shot down a Rafale jet.” Source: The Economic Times, July 8, 2025 The article alleged that Pakistan’s claim of shooting down Indian jets, specifically Rafales, during the Operation Sindoor conflict was a result of deception, and that no Indian aircraft were actually downed. 🚫Verifying the Authenticity:👇 When this claim was cross-checked through credible and neutral sources, it was found that: The story about former US pilot Ryan Bodenheimer appears only on Indian media websites like: The Economic Times Business Today India NDTV & many other RAW affiliated social media accounts. ❌ No reputable Western or neutral international news outlets such as CNN, BBC, or Reuters have published or confirmed this claim. This raises serious doubts about the credibility of the narrative being pushed by Indian outlets alone. 📌 International Consensus: Contrary to Indian claims, several international news portals and analysts confirmed that Indian fighter jets were downed during the confrontation on May 7, 2025. No international source has denied this. Rather, global coverage acknowledged losses on the Indian side. 📌Indian Officials Acknowledge Aircraft Losses: 1. May 11, 2025 – Indian Air Force Briefing: When asked directly about the loss of aircraft during a press conference, the Director General of Air Operations avoided a clear answer and instead said: "We are in an air combat situation, and in combat, losses happen." 2. May 18, 2025 – Subramanian Swamy Podcast: The senior BJP leader Subramanian Swamy was asked about opposition claims that Pakistan downed Indian jets. He replied: “Yes, Pakistan shot down five of our fighter jets.” 3. May 31, 2025 – Bloomberg Interview with Gen. Anil Chauhan: India’s Chief of Defence Staff admitted: “We lost an unspecified number of fighter aircraft during the clash with Pakistan.” 4. June 10, 2025 – Jakarta, Indonesia: Indian Defence Attaché Group Captain Shiv Kumar said: “Yes, we lost some jets during the clash with Pakistan, but the real reason lies with our political leadership.” 📌Evidence on Public Platforms: Multiple social media videos, satellite imagery, and foreign defence analysts have confirmed the crash sites of at least three Indian Rafales and other jets. International platforms have discussed and published this evidence, making it hard to deny publicly. Despite Indian media's recent attempt (like The Economic Times) to rewrite the narrative by claiming "deception," the acknowledgment by Indian officials, public video evidence, and the lack of any neutral international denial of Pakistan’s claims suggest otherwise. India's repeated attempts to cover up its aerial losses seem more like post-conflict PR management than reality. Two months after the incident, the truth remains harder to hide.
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