Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, Director General ISPR, has shared strong evidence proving India’s latest missile provocation attempt failed. He presented this during an important press briefing.
According to DG ISPR, four projectiles were fired from Adampur, India. One of them crossed the international border and entered Pakistani territory.
Pakistan’s air defense system immediately responded. The projectile was successfully intercepted and destroyed mid-air near Dinga, close to Mandi Bahauddin.
DG ISPR stated that the Pakistan Army constantly monitors threats from the eastern border. The air defense tracked the projectile's movement and responded under standard operational procedures.
The projectile, believed to be a missile, will now go through forensic testing to confirm its type, origin, and design.
Defense experts say this evidence-based briefing by DG ISPR proves that India is acting out of desperation. Pakistan’s fast reaction and strong air defense clearly demonstrate its high level of security readiness.
Some analysts believe this incident may have been part of a false flag operation. India reportedly fired missiles into its own region (Amritsar) after the Pahalgam incident, possibly to wrongly accuse Pakistan.
Once again, India’s failed tactics have been exposed, and Pakistan’s swift and professional response highlights its strong defense capabilities and commitment to national security
