Pakistan's "Victory" Over India Unravels in Real Time

The official Twitter account of the government of Pakistan posted a video claiming to show Pakistani forces shooting down Indian aircraft. The only problem: the footage was from the military simulation video game Arma 3. Asmongold and his co-host walked through the bizarre sequence of events in disbelief, watching as a government that had just declared victory over India appeared to fabricate its own evidence using a clip that had already circulated months earlier during the Ukraine-Russia conflict.

The Declaration and the Immediate Contradiction

Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif had publicly declared victory over India, stating: "We have won. This is a victory. This is against our principles. We have been successful in our principles and we have done the same with the enemy." The official government account amplified the claim. But almost immediately, reports emerged that Pakistan had violated the ceasefire it had just agreed to. According to BRICS, a credible source cited in the episode, "Pakistan violates ceasefire, launches drones against India hours after agreeing to ceasefire." India's foreign ministry further contradicted claims that the Trump administration had mediated the ceasefire, stating it was arranged directly between the two countries' Directors General of military operations.