Pakistan Used ‘Spies’, Sleeper Cells to Locate S-400 During Operation Sindoor, Was ‘Desperate’: Air Marshal
Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra said Pakistan used spies and sleeper cells to find the Russian-origin S-400s, which kept fighter jets 200 km away.
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Pakistan used ‘spies’, sleeper cells to locate S-400 during Operation Sindoor, was ‘desperate’: Air Marshal
The S-400 ‘Sudarshan’ is a Russian-made air defence missile system which was very crucial in countering missile threats from Pakistan during Operation Sindoor.
Pakistan activated spies, sleeper cells to locate S-400 during Operation Sindoor: Former Air Marshal Mishra
India had signed an agreement with Russia in 2018 for five S-400 systems. Three systems have already been delivered and inducted into the Indian Air Force, while a fourth squadron was received in June this year.
Pakistan deployed spies, activated sleeper cells to find S-400 systems: Air Marshal's big reveal on Op Sindoor
India operates around four squadrons of the S-400s, which are considered one of the best air defence systems of the world. Designed by Russia's Almaz-Antey, the S-400 can engage aerial threats, including aircraft, drones, and ballistic missiles, at ranges up to 400 km.
<p style="text-align: justify;">During Operation Sindoor, Pakistan launched a massive espionage campaign to detect India's state-of-the-art S-400 air defense system. This claim has been made by Air Marshal Jitendra Mishra, a former senior Indian Air Force officer. According to him, Pakistan used "every possible means" to detect the S-400 deployment, including active sleeper cells and espionage networks within India.</p> <p style="text-align: jus…
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