US EditionIndia Brought Pakistan to Its Knees, World Saw Our New Avatar: PM Modi on Operation Sindoor in Bengaluru
INDIA, AUG 9 – India's S-400 system shot down five Pakistani jets and destroyed parked F-16s during a four-day escalation, effectively neutralizing threats 300 km away, officials said.
- On Saturday, the IAF chief disclosed that Air Chief Marshal A.P. Singh said the Indian S-400 shot down five Pakistani fighter jets and a Pakistani surveillance aircraft at about 300 km from Jacobabad air base.
- Operation Sindoor was launched on May 7, 2025, in response to the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26 innocent people.
- Using the Russian-origin S-400 air defence system, the IAF destroyed some parked F-16 jets at Jacobabad air base and targeted nine terror camps, killing around 100 militants, according to defence sources.
- The strikes damaged two command and control centres at Murid and Chaklala, prompting Pakistan to seek a ceasefire after three days of hostilities.
- Strategically, Operation Sindoor signifies a major evolution in India’s deterrence strategy, highlighting India’s advanced defence capabilities in recent years.
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PM Modi in Bengaluru: PM Modi, while referring to 'Operation Sindoor' in Bengaluru, said that it is the success of 'Make in India' and Indian technology, which brought Pakistan to its knees in a few hours.
India brought Pakistan to its knees, world saw our new avatar: PM Modi on Operation Sindoor in Bengaluru
PM Modi said Operation Sindoor was successful due to India's technological prowess, and lauded Make in India, thanking the youths of Bengaluru for their contribution to the same
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