Announcing the continuation of operation vermilion despite the ceasefire agreement, the Indian Army has made it clear that if there is a terrorist attack on the India border by Pakistan, it will have to pay a heavy price. In the military action of Operation Sindoor, about 40 soldiers of the Pakistani Army have also been killed and five Indian soldiers have also been killed along with killing some high -tech fighter aircraft of Pakistan. The Indian Air Force did not disclose the loss of its fighter aircraft in this operation, as the enemy did not get strategic benefits, but clarified that the attack against Pakistan fulfilled our aim and all our pilots are safe.
Pakistan suffered a lot due to this operation
According to the army, on May 10, Pakistan was worried about the aggressive blockade of the Indian Navy in the Arabian Sea to attack many major airbases, aerial areas, military establishments, radars and air defense systems from Lahore to Islamabad from Lahore to Islamabad to attack the Indian Navy in the Arabian Sea to attack the Indian Navy. Nine major terrorist hideouts in Pakistan and Pakistan occupied Kashmir were destroyed in Operation Sindoor and 100 terrorists were killed along with some major terrorists. On Sunday night, the Indian forces have made it clear that India will deal with any violation of the ceasefire.
Any firing will get a strong answer
Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi has given clear instructions after a review meeting with top military commanders that any firing on the Line of Control and the entire Western International border should be responded with full force. At the same time, the Air Force clearly stated that the operation vermilion is still going on, while the Indian Navy said that its operational preparations in the Arabian Sea are still in full swing. Prior to the talks between the DGMOs of India and Pakistan at 12 noon on Monday, the Indian forces gave a clear message from their action that Pakistan is responsible for making the ceasefire sustainable.
Any terrorist attack has to pay the price
Sharing the details of Operation Sindoor run by the Army, Air Force and Navy at a press conference on Sunday evening, Indian Army DGMO Lt Gen Rajiv Ghai said that Pakistan would have to pay heavy prices if there was a terrorist attack on the border on the border on Indian earth. Giving information about the disastrous action of May 10, which forced Pakistan to start a ceasefire, Indian Air Force Director General Operations, Air Marshal A.K. Bharti said that we attacked several major military bases in Pakistan with fighter aircraft with air -to -surface missiles.
Many airbases of Pakistan were completely destroyed
It destroyed Sargodha, Raheyayar Khan, Chaklala, Sakkar, Bholari and Jakokabad airports and a message was given to the enemy that if he continued the provocative action, how would the Indian forces deal with it in future. India attacked this with quick, coordinated and balanced response to Pakistan’s major military properties, including attacks on air locations, command centers, military infrastructure and air defense systems on the western front. Especially Chaklala Airbase, near Islamabad, where Pakistan has heavy strategic assets, including fleet of advanced fighter jets and Sargodha is also a major base of his Air Force.
Many Pakistani fighter aircraft were killed
During the post -quatris session, Air Marshal talked about killing some of Pakistan’s fighter aircraft, but did not say the number. It also clarified that no aircraft of Pakistan would be able to enter the Indian border. On Pakistan’s claim to kill India’s Rafale fighter aircraft, Air Marshal Ghai said that we are in a state of war and the loss is a part of the war. The question is whether we have achieved our purpose, so we have achieved it very well. It is not appropriate to mention its number or details right now because there is still war situation and I do not want to ignore my enemy. All our pilots have returned safely.
Air Marshal Ghai’s statement is clear that the Air Force has not refused to lose its fighter aircraft, but it is not appropriate to disclose it under a strategic strategy. DGMO Rajiv Ghai said that Operation was completely successful in his mission to destroy the vermilion sindoor terrorist conspirators and nine terrorist bases. Based on adequate intelligence information, a strategy of an accurate attack was prepared and they were destroyed by air -to -air exact missiles, killing more than 100 terrorists and destroyed their infrastructure.
All Pakistani drones were destroyed
He said that when Pakistan sent drones on the first night after Operation Sindoor, India’s air defense system stopped almost all of them and retaliated in which a radar was destroyed in Lahore. During this entire operation, 35-40 soldiers of Pakistan have been killed in the firing of the Indian Army along the Line of Control. Air Marshal Bharti said that Pakistan’s irresponsible attitude after drones and UAV attacks is also clear that it did not close the airspace of Lahore for civilian aircraft, causing India to take great care in retaliation. Similarly, on the night of 8-9 May, air, drones and UAV attacks against Pakistan from Srinagar to Nalia in Gujarat were thwarted, in which it killed several big aircraft of the Air Force. An attempt was made to target rabies and military establishments. To respond to this, India carried out a all -round attack from Lahore to Islamabad on the morning of 10 May, causing havoc on its airbase. During this time, the Navy has given the message of its intention to completely surround the sea routes of Pakistan in the Arabian Sea.
Navy is fully prepared
Navy’s DG Operation AN Pramod said that within 96 hours of the Pahalgam terror attack, the Indian Navy had put the ships and dandubs in operations in the Arabian Sea while making their warfare preparations. Pakistan took the initiative of a ceasefire under pressure from the blockade between the Air Force and the Army by the Indian Navy. DGMO Rajiv Ghai said that after continuous attacks by the Indian Army on May 10, he received a call on the hotline of Pakistani DGMO, requesting a ceasefire. After this, the Pakistani DGMO spoke to the Hotline again at 3.35 pm and the ceasefire agreed. But sadly, Pakistan is still violating ceasefire at many places along the Line of Control and International Border and hence the direction of talks on Monday night will be decided by Pakistan’s stand on Sunday night. The DGMO clarified that if the violation took place, action will continue under Operation Sindoor. At the same time, Air Marshal Ghai said that more terrorist camps in Pakistan will be destroyed if needed and there is no need to tell where these terrorists get support, through which they were clearly pointing to the Pakistani army.
