‘Sharif Lied, Modi Stood Tall': Pak Journo DESTROYS Army's Airbase Fakery After Modi's Adampur Visit
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/ May 14, 2025, 03:05PM IST
A prominent Pakistani journalist slammed the DG ISPR for spreading 'fake victory narratives,' especially in light of past claims that Pakistan had targeted Adampur. The journalist asserted that Modi's confident appearance at the very site Islamabad claimed to have struck completely exposed the Pakistani Army's misinformation. He further claimed that India's precision strikes and strategic posture signal a clear upper hand in the long-standing military standoff.#india #pakistan #pakmilitary #modi #shehbazsharif
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