‘India’s S-400 air defence system proved to be paper tiger’
Islamabad: India’s S-400 air defence system proved to be a paper tiger as Pakistan effortlessly struck high-value military targets with precision.
According to Kashmir Media Service, Pakistan effortlessly targeted multiple Indian defense sites, including Brahmos storage and various Indian Air Force bases, exposing the Indian fragile AD system.
Despite billions spent, Indian defences failed to detect or intercept low-flying drones and missiles leaving BrahMos storage and key IAF bases exposed.
The so-called “impenetrable shield” collapsed without resistance, revealing glaring operational flaws and inflated capability claims.
Leaked internal reports have confirmed what the battlefield already showed: Indian AD systems from SPYDER to Akash are dangerously unreliable.
Pakistan’s limited but accurate response shattered the myth of Indian military supremacy, reducing its prized defence grid to little more than glorified scrap metal.
India’s defence procurement remains a maze of red tape and favoritism 12-stage procedures plagued by delays, inflated costs, and outdated tech long before induction.
Despite $10+ billion poured into Atma Nirbhar claims, HAL’s delivery failure of Tejas Mk1A jets cripples IAF’s readiness exposing India’s hollow frontline air capabilities.
Akash missile’s under-50% hit rate, Arjun’s performance issues, and swarm drone failures expose cracks in India’s indigenisation dream masked by propaganda-heavy showcases.
IBG-isation stalled for four years, Tejas engine delays stretch beyond 2035 yet MoD keeps projecting “progress” while ground reality signals operational paralysis.
From fake Mk1A upgrades at Aero India to IAF’s 26% squadron shortfall, India’s defence ambitions collapse under a mountain of incompetence, corruption, and denial.
In sum, India’s defence narrative built on inflated claims, flawed systems, and procurement rot stands discredited, as battlefield realities expose a force unprepared for modern war.
