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Pakistani Army has released a new video regarding the conflict with India in May 2025. This video shows the Indian Parliament being attacked.
Also, it has been claimed that Pakistan attacked 32 Indian Air Force bases, downed 8 Indian aircraft and destroyed 2 S-400 air defense systems. Most of the incidents in the video are shown through AI, graphics and animation.
As soon as the video went viral, it started being made fun of on social media. One user said that if he could not win in reality, he had to take the help of AI. While another questioned that if there has been such a big victory then where are the satellite photos, why do we have to depend only on graphics.
No evidence of attack on 32 airbases
Pakistan has claimed to have targeted 32 Indian airbases, but the video does not show satellite images or pictures before and after the attack to support it.
There are no photographs of runway damage or destroyed hangars. In contrast, damage was confirmed by satellite images following Indian attacks on Pakistani military bases in May 2025.
The Washington Post analyzed more than two dozen satellite photos and videos of the attack. In this, at least 6 airfields of Pakistan were damaged. These included damage to 3 large hangars, 2 runways and 2 mobile buildings of the Pakistan Air Force.
Damage was also visible at locations like Noor Khan, Bholari, Shahbaz, Sukkur and Mushaf. A large hole was found in an aircraft hangar in Bholari, while the hangar and control tower in Shahbaz were damaged.
Old claim of destroying Indian air defense system repeated
Pakistan Air Force has also reiterated its claim of destroying 2 S-400 air defense systems of India in a new video. During the May 2025 conflict, Pakistan claimed to have destroyed an Indian S-400 system. India had rejected it.
PIB’s Fact Check Unit had termed the reports of damage or destruction of S-400 as baseless. The Defense Ministry had also accused Pakistan of spreading misinformation regarding S-400 and Indian airfields.
A few days later, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Adampur Air Force Station in Punjab. There his photographs were released in front of the S-400 system.
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