Did Modi inadvertently confirm Pakistan’s S-400 claim?

Did Modi inadvertently confirm Pakistan’s S-400 claim?

India’s Prime Minister Modi posed in front of an S-400 missile launcher during a visit to the Adampur airbase on Tuesday, a move Indian media framed as a “fact-check” of Pakistan’s claim that it had neutralised two of the advanced systems during Operation Bunyanum Marsoos. But the photo-op may have inadvertently lent weight to Pakistan’s assertion — precisely because of what was missing in the image. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), US-based S…

PM Narendra Modi Lauds Indian Military for Valour, Sends Message of ‘Lakshman Rekha’ to Pakistan From Adampur Air Base

With an S-400 missile defence system in the backdrop, Prime Minister Narendra Modi sent a firm message Tuesday from Adampur Air Base to Pakistan: Not only have you failed to harm any of India's military installations but you will be annihilated if terrorism continues from your soil. PM Narendra Modi Lauds Indian Military for Valour, Sends Message of ‘Lakshman Rekha’ to Pakistan From Adampur Air Base.

MiG-29 Jet, S-400 & A Silent Message For Pakistan: PM Modi’s Power Play At Adampur Airbase

PM Modi's visit to Adampur Airbase with MiG-29 and S-400 photos sends strong messages post-Operation Sindoor, showcasing India's military readiness.

S-400 embarrassment, Modi’s photo sparks controversy

The Pakistan Air Force (PAF) effectively destroyed India’s Russian-made S-400 air defense system, marking a significant blow to India’s military prestige. In what is being seen as an indirect admission of this failure, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi posted a photo standing in front of the S-400 launcher — a move many analysts consider an attempt to downplay the damage. Pakistan not only claimed to have destroyed key components of the S-400 …

According to media reports, the dead soldier was serving in one of the squadrons equipped with the S-400 system. No details or circumstances of his death were given, but the news comes days after Pakistan officially admitted to striking the air defense location of the Adampur air base, operated by the Indian air force.

After destruction by Pakistan, India requests Russia for more S-400 missiles - Kashmir Media Service

Moscow: In view of depleting stockpile, India has requested additional S-400 missiles from Russia after Pakistan destroyed many of them during its Operation Bunyan Marsoos in response to Indian aggression. According to Kashmir Media Service, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Adampur base on Tuesday and addressed a gathering with the picture of S-400 missile launchers in the background, to give some boost to demoralizing Indians. Russia…