Viral Videos Claiming To Show Indian Soldiers Calling Pakistani Army ‘Dangerous’ Are AI-Generated

A set of videos is being widely shared on social media, allegedly showing Indian soldiers crying, describing the Pakistan Army as “very dangerous,” and pleading to be allowed to return home. 

Newschecker, however, found the videos to be AI generated.

Such posts can be seen here and here.

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Evidence

We began our investigation by conducting a keyword search using terms such as “Indian soldiers,” “Pakistan Army,” and “dangerous.” However, no credible media reports or official statements referenced any such incident. The absence of reliable sources raised doubts about the authenticity of the viral videos.

A reverse image search on the circulating clips also did not lead to any credible news reports, official accounts, or verified Indian Army platforms sharing similar footage, further raising our doubts about their authenticity.

Video Analysis

Video 1

• We analysed the first viral clip using the AI-detection tool Hive Moderation, which indicated a 97.9% probability that the video contains AI-generated or deepfake content.
• The audio was evaluated using Deepfake-O-Meter, where 4 out of 5 detectors identified a high likelihood of AI-generated audio.
• Hiya Deepfake Voice Detector also classified the audio as likely deepfake.

Video 2

This video consists of two separate clips, so each was reviewed individually using AI-detection tools.

Clip 1

• Hive Moderation showed a 78.7% probability of AI-generated or deepfake content.
• 4 out of 5 detectors of Deepfake-O-Meter detected a high likelihood of AI-generated audio.
• Hiya Deepfake Voice Detector classified the audio as likely deepfake.

Clip 2

• Hive Moderation indicated a 99.6% probability that the video contains AI-generated or deepfake content.
• The majority of the detection models of Deepfake-O-Meter concluded a high likelihood of AI-generated audio. 
• Hiya Deepfake Voice Detector classified the audio as likely deepfake.

Since the India-Pakistan clashes in May 2025, Newschecker has debunked multiple misinformation attempts targeting the Indian Army, including several instances of deepfake and AI-generated videos shared online to mislead audiences and create panic.

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Verdict

The viral videos claiming that Indian soldiers are crying, calling the Pakistani Army “dangerous,” and begging to return home are not real. Our investigation, supported by multiple AI verification tools and the lack of credible reporting, confirms that the clips are AI-generated and manipulated, not recordings of any real incident.

FAQs

Q1. Do the viral videos really show Indian soldiers crying and afraid to fight Pakistan?
No. The videos were found to be AI-generated deepfakes created using artificial intelligence–based voice and video manipulation tools.

Q2. Did any credible media outlet or official Army release confirm the incident?
No credible news report or official Army statement confirms such an incident.

Q3. How was it confirmed that the videos were fake?
AI-detection tools such as Hive Moderation, Deepfake-O-Meter and Hiya Deepfake Voice Detector detected high probabilities of AI-generated visuals and audio.

Sources
Hive Moderation Website
Deepfake-O-Meter Website
Hiya Deepfake Voice Detector