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I remember the time when right after the Op Sindoor and Marka-e-Haq, Multiple OSINT reports started emerging about an 𝙄𝘼𝙁 𝙈𝙞𝙧𝙖𝙜𝙚 being Shot down by Indian Air Defense System but lately PAF announced that 1x Mirage-2000 was smoked by Pl-15 BVR Missiles. Seems like during the fateful night of... show more

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Sindoor 1.0 caused them 4x Rafale, 1x Su-30MKI, 1x Mirage 2000 and 1x Mig-29, moreover 2x S-400 ADS were Partially Destroyed by PAF. That was just a Pinch of Pakistan's Capabilities as we Showed Restraint. Now talking about Sindoor 2.0, I don't know how India's gonna start it, but one thing is assured "The Destruction and Damage to the Indian Military Assets will increase atleast 10x times".

Sindoor 1.0 caused them 4x Rafale, 1x Su-30MKI, 1x Mirage 2000 and 1x Mig-29, moreover 2x S-400 ADS were Partially Destroyed by PAF. That was just a Pinch of Pakistan's Capabilities as we Showed Restraint. Now talking about Sindoor 2.0, I don't know how India's gonna start it, but one thing is assured "The Destruction and Damage to the Indian Military Assets will increase atleast 10x times".

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S-400 is the PAF’s Worst Nightmare, not it shot down AWACS from the distance of 314 km but On 7 May, a PAF JF-17 was shot down near Bahawalpur, around 130 km inside Pakistani territory. it was locked by the IAF’s S-400 when it went to hight for launching PL-15.

S-400 is the PAF’s Worst Nightmare, not it shot down AWACS from the distance of 314 km but On 7 May, a PAF JF-17 was shot down near Bahawalpur, around 130 km inside Pakistani territory. it was locked by the IAF’s S-400 when it went to hight for launching PL-15.

Baba Banaras™

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American Defense Analyst Professor C. Christine Fair says that at least 5 IAF fighter jets including Rafale were shot down by PAF on the night of 6/7 May 2025. Interestingly she was the one who publicly denounced IAF claim of shooting PAF F-16 in 2019 during Operation Swift Retort. Both videos are posted below. Indians have the habit of shaming their western allies 😂

American Defense Analyst Professor C. Christine Fair says that at least 5 IAF fighter jets including Rafale were shot down by PAF on the night of 6/7 May 2025. Interestingly she was the one who publicly denounced IAF claim of shooting PAF F-16 in 2019 during Operation Swift Retort. Both videos are posted below. Indians have the habit of shaming their western allies 😂

Qasim

48,840 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

We know that Anti-Radiation seeker-equipped CM-400AKG terminally-hypersonic missiles were fired by #Pakistan using JF-17 Thunder Block III fighters on the 10th of May, last week, at a section of #India’s Adampur AFS known by satellite imagery intelligence to host the Indian S-400’s prized possessions: its surveillance, targeting and guidance radars. The same was stated by the Deputy Chief of Air Staff for Air Operations (DCAS-O), Air Vice Marshal Aurangzeb Ahmed in the clip below, where he specifically mentioned the 96L6E ‘Cheese Board’ surveillance radar of the S-400 ADS being targeted. Now. Notice how in #Modi’s visit today to the Adampur AFS, the S-400’s Transporter-Erector-Launcher (TEL) is shown (hailed by Indian state and privately-controlled media as proof that Pakistan could not hit their S-400 system), but NO radars of the S-400 battery at Adampur were shown or were able to be put in front of the state media for Modi?

We know that Anti-Radiation seeker-equipped CM-400AKG terminally-hypersonic missiles were fired by #Pakistan using JF-17 Thunder Block III fighters on the 10th of May, last week, at a section of #India’s Adampur AFS known by satellite imagery intelligence to host the Indian S-400’s prized possessions: its surveillance, targeting and guidance radars. The same was stated by the Deputy Chief of Air Staff for Air Operations (DCAS-O), Air Vice Marshal Aurangzeb Ahmed in the clip below, where he specifically mentioned the 96L6E ‘Cheese Board’ surveillance radar of the S-400 ADS being targeted. Now. Notice how in #Modi’s visit today to the Adampur AFS, the S-400’s Transporter-Erector-Launcher (TEL) is shown (hailed by Indian state and privately-controlled media as proof that Pakistan could not hit their S-400 system), but NO radars of the S-400 battery at Adampur were shown or were able to be put in front of the state media for Modi?

The STRATCOM Bureau

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Indian Army Promotes Bhramos as their Triumph Card against Pakistan and They were also used during Op Sindoor to destroy Civilian Houses and Mosques, but do you know: Bhramos and Fatah-ll have similar CEP. It means Indian's Most Capable Missile "Bhramos" has the same Percision as Pakistan's Cheap "Fatah-ll" MLRS (Multiple Launch Rocket System). BTW, India did launched dozens of Bhramos Hypersonic Missiles towards Pakistan in Op Sindoor, but most of them were Successfully Neutralized via Soft or Hard Kill Methods and their Wrecks were Displayed as an Undeniable Proof of Pakistan's ADS (Air Defense Systems) Victory over Indian Missiles. Meanwhile, India failed to Intercept even a Single Fatah-l or Fatah-ll MLRS during Op Bunyan-um-Marsoos, Instead it's 2x S-400 Air Defense Systems were Partially Eliminated by Pakistan's JF-17 Thunder Fighter Jets.

Indian Army Promotes Bhramos as their Triumph Card against Pakistan and They were also used during Op Sindoor to destroy Civilian Houses and Mosques, but do you know: Bhramos and Fatah-ll have similar CEP. It means Indian's Most Capable Missile "Bhramos" has the same Percision as Pakistan's Cheap "Fatah-ll" MLRS (Multiple Launch Rocket System). BTW, India did launched dozens of Bhramos Hypersonic Missiles towards Pakistan in Op Sindoor, but most of them were Successfully Neutralized via Soft or Hard Kill Methods and their Wrecks were Displayed as an Undeniable Proof of Pakistan's ADS (Air Defense Systems) Victory over Indian Missiles. Meanwhile, India failed to Intercept even a Single Fatah-l or Fatah-ll MLRS during Op Bunyan-um-Marsoos, Instead it's 2x S-400 Air Defense Systems were Partially Eliminated by Pakistan's JF-17 Thunder Fighter Jets.

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Russia promised India that it would deliver two more S-400 air defense systems. Russia and India signed a contract for almost $5,5 billion in 2018 for Russia to deliver five systems by the end of 2023. The first three systems have been delivered, but the delivery of the remaining two has been delayed by Russia's war against Ukraine. Now Russia promises to deliver one S-400 system in 2026, and the next one in 2027. It is reported that the S-400 system was used during the operation against Pakistan.

Russia promised India that it would deliver two more S-400 air defense systems. Russia and India signed a contract for almost $5,5 billion in 2018 for Russia to deliver five systems by the end of 2023. The first three systems have been delivered, but the delivery of the remaining two has been delayed by Russia's war against Ukraine. Now Russia promises to deliver one S-400 system in 2026, and the next one in 2027. It is reported that the S-400 system was used during the operation against Pakistan.

Anton Gerashchenko

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🗓️May 9 – So called “Expert” shared an imaginary Defence PRO brief claiming: S-400 were not fired during Op Sindoor. 💬 Same person has spent years calling the S-400 “shit”, saying an F-16 could take it out, and mocking anyone who said it works. 🎙️ Today – The Air Chief Marshal has confirmed S-400 was used in Operation Sindoor, and said that at least 5 Pakistani jets were shot down by the S-400 at a range of 300km. Who should be believed, the Chief of the Indian Air Force, or a man with a long-standing bias against the S-400? That’s not analysis. That’s an agenda.

🗓️May 9 – So called “Expert” shared an imaginary Defence PRO brief claiming: S-400 were not fired during Op Sindoor. 💬 Same person has spent years calling the S-400 “shit”, saying an F-16 could take it out, and mocking anyone who said it works. 🎙️ Today – The Air Chief Marshal has confirmed S-400 was used in Operation Sindoor, and said that at least 5 Pakistani jets were shot down by the S-400 at a range of 300km. Who should be believed, the Chief of the Indian Air Force, or a man with a long-standing bias against the S-400? That’s not analysis. That’s an agenda.

The Flip Files

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Local from Dinga, Pakistan, have claimed that a massive fire broke out on farmland on the night of 8 May, reportedly started by farmers. Shortly afterward, two Pakistan Air Force (PAF) fighter jets were observed flying at very low altitude over the area, leading residents to believe that an aircraft may have crashed. According to local accounts, the PAF later stated that the fighter jets were conducting a low-level flight to inspect the wildfire. However, the incident has raised serious questions, as the same area had earlier yielded debris believed to be from an S-400 40N6 missile booster. A local resident quoted a conversation with the Station House Officer (SHO) of Gujrat district, stating: “Nothing to worry about what happened at Dinga last night. I called the SHO Gujrat. Ignore all the videos and TikToks that are circulating about the fire.” Despite these assurances, satellite imagery reportedly shows a large fire signature in the same location. Furthermore, Pakistani police were seen cordoning off the area — with photographic and video evidence available — adding to suspicions surrounding the incident. Key unanswered questions remain: Why were PAF fighter jets deployed at low altitude over a civilian farmland fire? Why was the area sealed off by police if it was merely a routine wildfire? Why was debris from an S-400 40N6 missile booster found in the same location? Was this a standard Search and Rescue (SAR) protocol operation? Is the PAF attempting to conceal the loss of an aircraft? The coincidence of a major fire, restricted access, military air activity, and missile debris in the same area suggests that the incident may be far more serious than officially acknowledged.

Local from Dinga, Pakistan, have claimed that a massive fire broke out on farmland on the night of 8 May, reportedly started by farmers. Shortly afterward, two Pakistan Air Force (PAF) fighter jets were observed flying at very low altitude over the area, leading residents to believe that an aircraft may have crashed. According to local accounts, the PAF later stated that the fighter jets were conducting a low-level flight to inspect the wildfire. However, the incident has raised serious questions, as the same area had earlier yielded debris believed to be from an S-400 40N6 missile booster. A local resident quoted a conversation with the Station House Officer (SHO) of Gujrat district, stating: “Nothing to worry about what happened at Dinga last night. I called the SHO Gujrat. Ignore all the videos and TikToks that are circulating about the fire.” Despite these assurances, satellite imagery reportedly shows a large fire signature in the same location. Furthermore, Pakistani police were seen cordoning off the area — with photographic and video evidence available — adding to suspicions surrounding the incident. Key unanswered questions remain: Why were PAF fighter jets deployed at low altitude over a civilian farmland fire? Why was the area sealed off by police if it was merely a routine wildfire? Why was debris from an S-400 40N6 missile booster found in the same location? Was this a standard Search and Rescue (SAR) protocol operation? Is the PAF attempting to conceal the loss of an aircraft? The coincidence of a major fire, restricted access, military air activity, and missile debris in the same area suggests that the incident may be far more serious than officially acknowledged.

idrw

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🇮🇳⚔️🇵🇰 Today we celebrated the 7th anniversary of Group Captain Abhinandan Varthman VrC 🫡 shooting down a Pakistan Air Force's F-16B (twin seater) America's 4th generation fighter Jet on 27 February, 2019. Pakistan Army spokesman ISPR Major General Asif Gafoor claimed that they had shot down 2 fighter jets and taken into custody 2 Indian pilots however they could only produce 1 Indian pilot GC Abhinandan and the wreckage of 1 MIG-21 Bison. It was only subsequently realized by PAF that the 2nd pilot captured was F-16B pilot S/L Hasan M Siddiqui. When later asked to produce the 2nd pilot and the wreckage of the 2nd fighter jet, Pakistan had no response. Reality: Evidence clearly shows that the 2nd fighter jet shot down was an F-16B (twin seater) tail number 606 by GC Abhinandan. PAF shamelessly tried to cover up by changing the records from F-16B (twin seater) to F-16A (single seater). Jai Hind 🇮🇳🫡

🇮🇳⚔️🇵🇰 Today we celebrated the 7th anniversary of Group Captain Abhinandan Varthman VrC 🫡 shooting down a Pakistan Air Force's F-16B (twin seater) America's 4th generation fighter Jet on 27 February, 2019. Pakistan Army spokesman ISPR Major General Asif Gafoor claimed that they had shot down 2 fighter jets and taken into custody 2 Indian pilots however they could only produce 1 Indian pilot GC Abhinandan and the wreckage of 1 MIG-21 Bison. It was only subsequently realized by PAF that the 2nd pilot captured was F-16B pilot S/L Hasan M Siddiqui. When later asked to produce the 2nd pilot and the wreckage of the 2nd fighter jet, Pakistan had no response. Reality: Evidence clearly shows that the 2nd fighter jet shot down was an F-16B (twin seater) tail number 606 by GC Abhinandan. PAF shamelessly tried to cover up by changing the records from F-16B (twin seater) to F-16A (single seater). Jai Hind 🇮🇳🫡

Levi Nagawkar

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#WATCH | Austria: On IAF chief confirming 5 Pakistani Jets shot down by S-400 during Operation Sindoor, Tom Cooper, Military aviation analyst, says, "...We have seen evidence of not only fire, but even more Pakistani aircraft being shot down. We have seen evidence for even more Pakistani aircraft being destroyed on the ground. But there was no official confirmation from the Indian Air Force, not even from the government of India. Therefore, this is a nice confirmation for something that was assessed as a matter of fact already back in May." "...It was again a major achievement, tactical, operational and strategic level. Range-wise- a historic achievement to score such a success over more than 300 kilometres range."

#WATCH | Austria: On IAF chief confirming 5 Pakistani Jets shot down by S-400 during Operation Sindoor, Tom Cooper, Military aviation analyst, says, "...We have seen evidence of not only fire, but even more Pakistani aircraft being shot down. We have seen evidence for even more Pakistani aircraft being destroyed on the ground. But there was no official confirmation from the Indian Air Force, not even from the government of India. Therefore, this is a nice confirmation for something that was assessed as a matter of fact already back in May." "...It was again a major achievement, tactical, operational and strategic level. Range-wise- a historic achievement to score such a success over more than 300 kilometres range."

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Indian DGMO on Discovery Channel: Pakistan's DGMO begged for a ceasefire (No US was involved) & we were invisible 📍Some Facts: - May 7: IAF conducted airstrikes & PAF shot down 8 IAF jets - May 8/9: India launched massive Kamikaze drones over Pakistani areas / Pakistan shot down 78 of them / 2 drones hit - May 10: Pakistan launched Op Bunyan um Marsoos, targeted Indian Air Bases, Weapon storages and installations via Artillery, MLRS, etc. / PAF hit S-400 radars at 2 locations - May 10: India launched around 50 missiles towards Pakistani bases / 7-9 hit, others got intercepted - May 10: US involved itself and established a ceasefire on a mutual concordat - Post May Conflict: Pakistan's Geopolitical stature was raised / World powers' view regarding Pakistan changed / Even Indian figures started accepting the facts India had no other choice but to accept the US-led ceasefire which was a loss for them because India has a policy that no 3rd country can intervene between bilateral issues of Pakistan. So where Lt Gen Rajiv Ghai's statement stands?

Indian DGMO on Discovery Channel: Pakistan's DGMO begged for a ceasefire (No US was involved) & we were invisible 📍Some Facts: - May 7: IAF conducted airstrikes & PAF shot down 8 IAF jets - May 8/9: India launched massive Kamikaze drones over Pakistani areas / Pakistan shot down 78 of them / 2 drones hit - May 10: Pakistan launched Op Bunyan um Marsoos, targeted Indian Air Bases, Weapon storages and installations via Artillery, MLRS, etc. / PAF hit S-400 radars at 2 locations - May 10: India launched around 50 missiles towards Pakistani bases / 7-9 hit, others got intercepted - May 10: US involved itself and established a ceasefire on a mutual concordat - Post May Conflict: Pakistan's Geopolitical stature was raised / World powers' view regarding Pakistan changed / Even Indian figures started accepting the facts India had no other choice but to accept the US-led ceasefire which was a loss for them because India has a policy that no 3rd country can intervene between bilateral issues of Pakistan. So where Lt Gen Rajiv Ghai's statement stands?

AM Raad

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India’s pride 🇮🇳 the S-400 defense system worth $1.5 billion was built to destroy any incoming threat. With three of these stationed across the country, it seemed impenetrable. But Pakistan 🇵🇰 had other plans. The Pakistan Armed Forces launched a bold operation targeting the S-400 in Udhampur. Two elite PAF pilots, flying JF-17 Thunder jets armed with CM-400AKG hypersonic missiles, entered enemy airspace. As the S-400 locked on and fired, the pilots dodged its missiles with stunning precision. Then, in a coordinated strike, they fired the CM-400AKG missiles ripping through the sky and destroying the S-400 in seconds. Behind the scenes, Pakistan’s cyber warfare team had hacked into India’s satellites and power grid, briefly disabling the system’s response ability. But Pakistan didn’t stop there. The next targets were the remaining S-400s in Jammu and Kolkata. Panic hit Indian defense circles. A desperate call reached PM Modi: “Pakistan is coming for the rest.” He turned to the U.S., saying, “Stop them at any cost.” The war stopped before it truly began. Pakistan had already won through strategy, skill, and sheer nerve.

India’s pride 🇮🇳 the S-400 defense system worth $1.5 billion was built to destroy any incoming threat. With three of these stationed across the country, it seemed impenetrable. But Pakistan 🇵🇰 had other plans. The Pakistan Armed Forces launched a bold operation targeting the S-400 in Udhampur. Two elite PAF pilots, flying JF-17 Thunder jets armed with CM-400AKG hypersonic missiles, entered enemy airspace. As the S-400 locked on and fired, the pilots dodged its missiles with stunning precision. Then, in a coordinated strike, they fired the CM-400AKG missiles ripping through the sky and destroying the S-400 in seconds. Behind the scenes, Pakistan’s cyber warfare team had hacked into India’s satellites and power grid, briefly disabling the system’s response ability. But Pakistan didn’t stop there. The next targets were the remaining S-400s in Jammu and Kolkata. Panic hit Indian defense circles. A desperate call reached PM Modi: “Pakistan is coming for the rest.” He turned to the U.S., saying, “Stop them at any cost.” The war stopped before it truly began. Pakistan had already won through strategy, skill, and sheer nerve.

Defense Intelligence

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India’s pride 🇮🇳 the S-400 defense system worth $1.5 billion was built to destroy any incoming threat. With three of these stationed across the country, it seemed impenetrable. But Pakistan 🇵🇰 had other plans. The Pakistan Armed Forces launched a bold operation targeting the S-400 in Udhampur. Two elite PAF pilots, flying JF-17 Thunder jets armed with CM-400AKG hypersonic missiles, entered enemy airspace. As the S-400 locked on and fired, the pilots dodged its missiles with stunning precision. Then, in a coordinated strike, they fired the CM-400AKG missiles ripping through the sky and destroying the S-400 in seconds. Behind the scenes, Pakistan’s cyber warfare team had hacked into India’s satellites and power grid, briefly disabling the system’s response ability. But Pakistan didn’t stop there. The next targets were the remaining S-400s in Jammu and Kolkata. Panic hit Indian defense circles. A desperate call reached PM Modi: “Pakistan is coming for the rest.” He turned to the U.S., saying, “Stop them at any cost.” The war stopped before it truly began. Pakistan had already won through strategy, skill, and sheer nerve.

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🇮🇷🇮🇱| NEW Documentary on the 12-day war interviewing a high-ranking Iranian Air Defense General. The general says that despite facing against a massive, technologically superior coalition (Israel & 33 countries), Iran’s air defense network remained fully operational despites suffering losses. He says that Iran successfully shot down nearly 196 enemy aircrafts (such as Hermes 900, and Heron 450, etc) and protected the country's airspace, though he admits to sustaining damage to defense systems and the loss of 35 military personnel. The General says Iran was under a massive hybrid warfare attack involving a massive volume of cruise missiles, ballistic missiles, stand-off weapons, and fighters. The general denied rumors that the Iranian air defense system was hacked or shut down. He insists the network did not stop working for "even a single moment." The general says that Iranian defense systems were struck, specifically by "stand-off" weapons (missiles fired from a distance). He also acknowledged the technological disadvantage in fighter jets where Iran operates 2nd generation aircraft while fighting against 5th generation aircrafts by the enemies, however praised the effectiveness of indigenous surface-to-air missiles (like Bavar-373 and 15 Khordad). He talks about Colonel Narimani in Tabriz who evacuated his staff but stayed behind alone to man the console, surviving a strike by 4 missiles (now a disabled veteran). The general also promised that Iran is working on technology to intercept advanced fighter jets (not just drones/missiles) and warns that any future threats will be met with a "crushing response."

🇮🇷🇮🇱| NEW Documentary on the 12-day war interviewing a high-ranking Iranian Air Defense General. The general says that despite facing against a massive, technologically superior coalition (Israel & 33 countries), Iran’s air defense network remained fully operational despites suffering losses. He says that Iran successfully shot down nearly 196 enemy aircrafts (such as Hermes 900, and Heron 450, etc) and protected the country's airspace, though he admits to sustaining damage to defense systems and the loss of 35 military personnel. The General says Iran was under a massive hybrid warfare attack involving a massive volume of cruise missiles, ballistic missiles, stand-off weapons, and fighters. The general denied rumors that the Iranian air defense system was hacked or shut down. He insists the network did not stop working for "even a single moment." The general says that Iranian defense systems were struck, specifically by "stand-off" weapons (missiles fired from a distance). He also acknowledged the technological disadvantage in fighter jets where Iran operates 2nd generation aircraft while fighting against 5th generation aircrafts by the enemies, however praised the effectiveness of indigenous surface-to-air missiles (like Bavar-373 and 15 Khordad). He talks about Colonel Narimani in Tabriz who evacuated his staff but stayed behind alone to man the console, surviving a strike by 4 missiles (now a disabled veteran). The general also promised that Iran is working on technology to intercept advanced fighter jets (not just drones/missiles) and warns that any future threats will be met with a "crushing response."

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