Pak escalated tensions by launching missiles at Indian military installations; every missile neutralised: Sources

Sources say S-400 Triumph missile systems, Barak-8 missiles, Akash missiles and DRDO's anti-drone technologies used to thwart the Pakistani offensive

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New Delhi, Updated At : 05:33 PM May 09, 2025 IST

Security personnel secure an area where metal debris was found at an open field at Makhan Windi village in Amritsar district, Punjab, Thursday, May 8, 2025. PTI

After Operation Sindoor, Pakistan tried to escalate tensions by launching missiles at Indian military installations; but every missile was neutralised, sources said.

They said S-400 Triumph missile systems, Barak-8 missiles, Akash missiles and DRDO's anti-drone technologies were used to thwart the Pakistani offensive.

India retaliated with speed and precision to Pakistan's attempts to target the Indian military installations, sources said.

India's rapid and coordinated response to Pakistani offensive showcased strength of the Indian air defence ecosystem, sources said.

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