Debunking Claims: Pakistan's Hypersonic Missile Controversy
- Pakistan claimed on May 10, 2025, that its JF-17 fighter jets armed with hypersonic missiles destroyed India's S-400 air defense system in Punjab's Adampur region.
- This claim arose amid heightened India-Pakistan tensions and ongoing Operation Sindoor, but Indian Air Force officials have denied the report as false.
- Chinese state media, including Xinhua and Global Times, amplified Pakistan's statement while China urged both nations to maintain calm and pursue peaceful resolution.
- The S-400 system, a critical $1.5 billion Russian-made defense asset, remains a key strategic component for India and is affirmed intact by Indian military spokespeople.
- The incident reflects escalating information warfare involving India, Pakistan, and China, with analysts cautioning against accepting claims without independent verification.
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Debunking Claims: Pakistan's Hypersonic Missile Controversy
Debunking Claims: Pakistan's Hypersonic Missile Controversy Claims from Pakistan about their hypersonic missiles taking down India's S-400 air defense system in Adampur have been denounced as false by Indian military officials today.Pakistan's state-run PTV reported that the Pakistan Air Force successfully obliterated the S-400 system using their JF-17 Thunder jets.Supporting reports from China's Xinhua News Agency and Global Times reiterated si…
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