'Pak deployed spies to find S-400s': Military official's explosive claim on Op Sindoor
Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra claims that Pakistan utilized spies, sleeper cells, and foreign satellite intelligence to locate India's S-400 air defense systems during Operation Sindoor. The S-400 is described as a critical asset that successfully intercepted Pakistani aircraft.
Why it matters
It underscores the ongoing strategic military tensions between India and Pakistan and the importance of advanced air defense technology.
NEW DELHI: Pakistan deployed spies and activated sleeper cells inside India in an attempt to locate S-400 air defence systems during Operation Sindoor, Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra has claimed. He said that Islamabad used “every trick in the book” to identify the location of the systems.Mishra, in an interview with the news agency ANI, said Pakistan considered S-400 its biggest threat after repeated instances of Pakistani aerial assets being intercepted by the system.
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