Operation Sindoor: The Indian Army made it clear that 81% of Pakistan’s military capacity is dependent on imported weapons from China. Lieutenant General Rahul R. According to Singh, China is using Pakistan as a live lab, where it tests its new techniques and arms systems under war situations. He said that during Operation Sindoor, China was also providing direct information to Pakistan about our military activities, when DGMOS talks were going on between the two countries. It also reflects increasing interference in the field of cyber and intelligence war.
Lieutenant General Rahul R. According to Singh, it said that India is in a state of two-frant challenge today. Pakistan in the West, which is running its strategy with the help of aggressive policy and terror. China in the north, which is providing full assistance to Pakistan on technical, strategic and strategic fronts. According to Lieutenant General Singh, we had one limit and two opponents, actually three. Pakistan was at the forefront. China was giving all possible help. Apart from this, there are Turkas, which was providing many types of weapons.
India took revenge in Operation Sindoor
On April 22, India gave an intense and planned reply under the ‘Operation Sindoor’ in the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, in which 26 innocent people lost their lives. Lieutenant General Singh said that a total of 21 possible terrorist bases were identified. Of these, 9 targets were selected to attack in the final moments. The attacks killed more than 100 terrorists associated with Jaish-e-Mohammed, Lashkar-e-Taiba and Hizbul Mujahideen. Using Detta was set a target, including both technology and human intelligence. This operation was successful in destroying many terrorist camps within Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK) and Pakistan and also gave a strategic message, India will no longer tolerate.
Military assistance received from China
According to Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), since 2015, China has sold weapons worth about $ 8.2 billion to Pakistan. Between 2020-2024, 63% of China’s arms exports only went to Pakistan. The fleet of more than half of Pakistan’s fighter aircraft has come from China, including JF-17 Thunder (China-Pak co-development), J-10C Multirol fighter. Now Pakistan is also planning to include 40 Shenyang J-35 Stealth Fighter. Through these weapons, Pakistan will get stealth capacity, which is only with only the guinea and elevated global powers.
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