No Indian Asset Lost During Strikes on Pakistan Under Operation Sindoor: India
In a significant development, India has confirmed that none of its assets were lost during retaliatory strikes on multiple terror centers and airbases across Pakistan under Operation Sindoor. The operation was carried out in response to the Pulwama terror attack that killed over 40 Indian paramilitary personnel.
According to a press release issued by the Ministry of Defence, India’s strikes were highly effective and politically calibrated, thanks to the use of modern indigenous technology, including long-range drones and guided munitions. The release added that Indian forces also successfully jammed Chinese-supplied Pakistani radars during the operation.
The confirmation by the Indian government comes as a significant boost to the country’s military capabilities and its ability to respond to cross-border terrorism. The operation, which was carried out in the early hours of the morning, targeted multiple terror camps and airbases in Pakistan, with the aim of disrupting the country’s ability to support terrorist activities in India.
The Indian military has been at the forefront of the country’s efforts to counter terrorism, and Operation Sindoor is seen as a major success in this regard. The operation was planned and executed with precision, with Indian forces using advanced technology and tactics to evade Pakistani radar and air defenses.
The use of long-range drones and guided munitions allowed Indian forces to target specific locations and assets, minimizing collateral damage and avoiding harm to civilians. The jamming of Pakistani radars also gave Indian forces a significant advantage, as it allowed them to operate undetected and avoid being detected by Pakistani air defenses.
The success of Operation Sindoor is also seen as a major embarrassment for Pakistan, which has been accused of providing support to terrorist groups operating in India. The operation has highlighted the limitations of Pakistan’s military capabilities and its inability to effectively respond to Indian strikes.
In recent years, Pakistan has been accused of using Chinese-supplied military equipment to upgrade its air defenses and radar systems. However, the jamming of these radars during Operation Sindoor suggests that Indian forces were able to overcome these limitations and achieve their objectives.
The operation has also sent a strong message to terrorist groups operating in India, including the Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), which was responsible for the Pulwama attack. The JeM and other terrorist groups have been using Pakistani territory to plan and launch attacks in India, and the operation has made it clear that India will not tolerate such activities.
The success of Operation Sindoor has also been welcomed by the international community, with several countries expressing their support for India’s efforts to counter terrorism. The operation has also highlighted the importance of India’s military capabilities and its ability to respond to emerging threats.
In conclusion, Operation Sindoor has been a significant success for India, with the country confirming that none of its assets were lost during the strikes on Pakistan. The operation has showcased India’s military capabilities and its ability to respond to cross-border terrorism, and has sent a strong message to terrorist groups operating in the region.
