Pakistani Analyst Admits India’s Defence Dominance, Says, ‘We’re No Match Without S-400’

Pakistan, within the aftermath of ‘Operation Sindoor’, reveals itself confronting harsh realities about its air defence and drone war features. Recent Indian drone and missile moves, which devastated key army websites around the border, have laid naked severe weaknesses in Pakistan’s defence setup – prompting calls from inside to urgently modernise and reconsider its strategic posture.

Well-known Pakistani strategic analyst Dr. Qamar Cheema bluntly described Pakistan’s quandary, “Our current defence systems are not equipped to handle the new generation of warfare. We desperately need advanced models like S-400. Without them, we remain vulnerable to Indian aerial dominance.”

His observations spotlight how Indian forces reportedly breezed previous Pakistan’s Chinese-made air defence programs, inflicting confusion and panic.

The Indian Air Force’s fast and exact moves centered radar installations, command centres and ammunition depots at more than one places together with Lahore, Chaklala and Bholari.

These moves neutralised Pakistan’s Pechora and OSA-AK missile programs or even destroyed Chinese-supplied air defence gadgets in Lahore and Chaklala. The use of India’s indigenous Akash missile device, provided with subtle digital counter-countermeasures, additional demonstrated New Delhi’s rising technological edge.

Pakistan’s personal army management has stated the wear and tear inflicted. Retired Air Marshal Masood Akhtar showed the lack of a very important AWACS airplane at Bholari airbase. He emphasized the severity of the moves and the demanding situations confronted by means of Pakistani pilots underneath missile assault.

Cheema warned that long term conflicts will closely depend on era – drones, digital war and state of the art air defence programs. “This is not just a conventional war. It is a battle for technological superiority. Pakistan must urgently develop indigenous capabilities and invest in drone countermeasures before it is too late,” he stated.

Operation Sindoor has thus served as a reminder for Pakistan: adapting to fashionable war calls for way over conventional weaponry. India these days holds a transparent merit within the fashionable war.