Pakistan, Take Note: S-400 Air Defence System Remains Intact, PM Modi Exposes False Claim

Pakistan had claimed to have destroyed India’s S-400 air defence system. Pakistan asserted that its JF-17 fighter jets had destroyed India’s S-400 at Adampur.

Adampur Airbase: Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived at the Adampur airbase in Jalandhar, Punjab, early Tuesday morning. He met with Indian Air Force personnel, boosted their morale, and inquired about Operation Sindur. During this visit, he also exposed another lie propagated by Pakistan. During a period of cross-border skirmishes between India and Pakistan, Pakistan had claimed to have destroyed India’s S-400 air defence system.

PM Modi Pictures Himself with S-400

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has debunked Pakistan’s claim. PM Modi had his photograph taken with the very same air defence system and posted it on his social media platform, X. The picture shows the S-400 standing behind PM Modi. He shared the picture on his social media platform.

Sharing some more glimpses from my visit to AFS Adampur. pic.twitter.com/G9NmoAZvTR

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) May 13, 2025

Post Shared on X

PM Narendra Modi shared a post on X. While sharing the post, PM Modi wrote: “This morning, I visited Air Force Station (AFS) Adampur and met our brave air warriors and soldiers. It was a special experience to be with those who embody courage, determination, and fearlessness.”

Pakistan’s Claim

Pakistan had claimed to have destroyed India’s S-400 air defence system. Pakistan asserted that its JF-17 fighter jets had destroyed India’s S-400 at Adampur. However, the Indian Army refuted this claim. But the picture PM Modi posted on social media today shows the S-400 intact. This clearly shows that Pakistan’s claim regarding the S-400 was false.

Chants of Vande Mataram

It is understood that PM Modi’s visit is being seen as a demonstration of military preparedness and strategic resolve following the India-Pakistan tension and the success of Operation Sindur. The soldiers raised slogans of “Bharat Mata Ki Jai” and “Vande Mataram,” reflecting their enthusiasm.