Pakistan Choose to Support Terrorists
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💬 Bridging Perspectives
The recent briefing by India’s Director Generals of Military Operations (DGMO) and senior officers from the Navy and Air Force has shed light on the operation’s objectives, outcomes, and the troubling stance adopted by Pakistan’s military. This essay explores the key takeaways from the briefing, highlighting the significance of India’s actions and the broader implications for regional security.
Unmasking Pakistan’s Support for Terrorism
The most striking revelation from the DGMO briefing was the explicit accusation that the Pakistan military chose to support and protect terrorist elements, rather than dismantle them. Air Marshal AK Bharti emphasised that India’s primary goal was to target terrorist infrastructure across Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir. However, instead of cooperating to eliminate these threats, Pakistan’s military intervened on behalf of the terrorists, thereby escalating the conflict.
"Our fight was against terror infra, terrorists but Pakistan military... chose to support terrorists and widened conflict. It is a pity that the Pakistani military chose to intervene and that for terrorists, and hence we chose to respond," stated Air Marshal Bharti.
India’s Military Prowess on Display
Operation Sindoor showcased the effectiveness and resilience of India’s armed forces. The indigenous Akash air defense system, in particular, received high praise for its exceptional performance under real combat conditions. The operation also demonstrated the Indian military’s ability to counter modern threats, such as waves of drones and unmanned combat aerial vehicles (UCAVs) employed by Pakistan. Thanks to advanced counter-UAS systems and well-trained personnel, these threats were successfully neutralised.
The briefing included evidence of the advanced weaponry used in the conflict, such as the debris of a likely PL-15 air-to-air missile fired by Pakistan. This underlined the seriousness of the confrontation and the preparedness of India’s defence forces.
A Message of Resolve and Readiness
The DGMO briefing not only exposed Pakistan’s troubling choices but also highlighted the robust capabilities of India’s military. As both nations move forward after a ceasefire understanding, Operation Sindoor serves as a powerful reminder that India remains vigilant, prepared, and resolute in the face of evolving security challenges.
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