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For 20 years, the Russian S-400 Triumf was the undisputed "King of the Sky." It was the only weapon in the world that scared the US Air Force enough to change their entire strategy. It was so effective that nations like India and Turkey risked severe sanctions just to possess it.

But in the Ukraine war, we are seeing images of these invincible systems being destroyed. Does this mean the S-400 is a failure? Or does it mean the enemy had to rewrite the rules of warfare just to defeat it?

In this video, we dig deep into the "Dark Reality" of modern air defense. We analyze how Western tactics—using HIMARS saturation, "Ghost" decoys (MALD), and swarm attacks—turned a fair fight into a technological ambush. We answer the biggest question for every Indian viewer: Did India make a mistake buying the S-400, or is it still the ultimate shield?

Topics Covered:
🚀 The Rise: Why the S-400 became the "Apple" of missile defense.
💥 The Trap: How HIMARS and ATACMS exploit the system's one fatal flaw. 🕵️‍♂️ The Cheat Code: How Western forces use "Ghost Fleets" and Math to break the shield. 🇮🇳 The India Angle: What this means for India's borders against China and Pakistan.
🛡️ The Future: Why Russia is rushing the S-500 Prometheus.

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