Operation Sindoor

Director General Air Operations Air Marshal AK Bharti clarified that India is fighting the terrorists and their support network. The fight is not against the Pakistan military. However, “it is a pity that they chose to intervene, forcing us to respond,” he added.

Pakistan Army named its counter against India’s Operation Sindoor as Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos, meaning an impenetrable wall, after a Quranic verse. During a press conference cum propaganda-recycling event on 11th May, a Pakistani journalist asked DG ISPR about whose idea was it to name Pakistan Army counter operation after a Quranic term.

The DGMO and armed forces chiefs confirmed that technical installations, command and control centres, radar sites, and weapon-storage areas were targeted across multiple strategic locations.

Authorities have confiscated the vehicle and informed the Petroleum and Explosives Security Organization.

Hafiz Abdur Rauf is internationally designated as a Specially Designated Global Terrorist by the US Treasury Department. He was placed on the list for his key role in LeT’s operations and fundraising activities. Despite this, DG ISPR claimed he is an innocent man.

The Union War book provides an analysis of the responses and roles of the different branches of government in situations of armed conflict. The original limited edition is highly classified and characterised by its extreme confidentiality.

The Indian Armed forces on Sunday held a detailed news conference addressed by the Director Generals of Military operations, Naval operations and Air operations, detailing the success of Op Sindoor in eliminating terror targets deep inside Pakistan.

A day after India and Pakistan agreed to halt military operations, top Indian military officials held a press briefing on Operation Sindoor on Sunday evening

Vice Admiral Pramod said that Indian Navy was present at sea with full force during Operation Sindoor, including its carrier battle group. He

India's Operation Sindoor has achieved all three key objectives--military, political, and psychological, according to sources.