パキスタンのプロパガンダ機械は、シンドア作戦の3か月以上後に誤った情報を広め続けています。 The latest is a deepfake video of Indian Army Secretary Upendra Dwivedi, who was seen admitting that India lost six jets and 250 soldiers during the conflict with Pakistan in May.
However, the Press Information Bureau fact-checking team revealed that the video was digitally changed using artificial intelligence. The Army Prime Minister did not issue such a statement, adding that he posted a link to his original, unedited speech.
General Upendra Dwivedi said in his speech that the government gave the troops “free hands” and that it was the first time that Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said “sufficient.”
“In Operation Sindoor, we played chess. We didn't know what the enemy would do next move and what we were going to do. This is called the grey zone,” he said.
The latest Deepfake video comes after Air Chief Marshal AP Singh showed a similar video, admitting that India lost six jets and one Heron UAV during the air marriage on May 7th. This video was confirmed facts by the PIB that Singh did not issue such a statement.
In his original speech, Singh confirmed that India, with the help of the S-400 air defense system, had defeated at least five Pakshi Thani fighter jets and an Air Warning & Control System (AWACS) plane during Operation Sindoah.
Previously, General Dwivedi appeared in another Deepfake video where he was shown to admit losing more than 250 soldiers in the conflict. While uncovering the claims, PIB states, “Deepfakes are used to mislead and spread disinformation. Always cross-check with official sources!”
