Indian Foreign Minister Vikram Misri on Thursday, rather sarcastic library, refuted Pakistan’s claim that they had shot down Indian nozzles. Misri noted, “There’s nothing surprising about that. After all, this is the land in which the lies began as soon as she was born.”
Pakistan said he had shot down five Indian aircraft aircraft, including three Rafale, MiG-29 and Su-30 fighters, during retaliatory strikes in Indian military operation, Sindoor operation, inside Pakistan and Pakistan occupied Kashmir.
Pakistani Defense Minister Khwaja Asif quoted social media as evidence, but did not provide concrete evidence when he was pushed, while India rejected these claims as misinformation and stressed that circulated images were from previous incidents.
Vikram Misri said on Thursday, “In 1947, when the Pakistani army requested Jammu and Kashmir, they lied to any random person, but the UN that we have nothing to do with it. So this journey began 75 years ago.”
Indian rocket strokes soon on Wednesday morning focused on the “terrorist infrastructure” in nine places in a densely populated province of Pandjab and Kashmir occupied by Pakistan, she said.
The Sindoor Operation started in response to the massacre of terrorists of tourists in Kashmir Pahalgam 22 April.
Pakistani Minister of Defense Training by journalist CNN
Pakistani Defense Minister Khwaja ASIF faced international embarrassment when he quoted social media videos as evidence to support Pakistan’s claim to shoot down five Indian aircraft nozzles in the middle of the growing tension in the Indian Sindoor operation.
His dependence on unverified contributions to social media, especially those from Indian platforms, was widely ridiculed and criticized, especially because he did not provide any specific evidence when pressed.
Asked about evidence for ASIF assertion, CNN said during the conversation that it was “all social media”.
“The fragments of these nozzles fell into Kashmir and it is throughout the Indian media. And their media admitted,” he said.
“You are the Minister of Defense. The reason to talk to you today is not to talk about content throughout the social media,” CNN Kotva replied.
Meanwhile, several pro-Pakistani accounts spread fancy reports and outdated paintings that have strengthened Islamic narratives of retaliation against targeted attacks by India on terrorist camps in Pakistan and Pakistan occupied Kashmir.
India The Press Information Office quickly revealed these statements and emphasized the abuse of old footage unrelated to the current conflict. The ASIF photo and videos talked about the data until September 2024, when a fighter aircraft MiG-29 crashed in Burmer in Rajasthan.
(Tagstotranslate) SINDOOR OPERATION (T) Operation Sindoor 2
