The devastation caused to Pakistan’s air defence systems and strategic assets, including air bases, in the short fourday Operation Sindoor, was such that Islamabad and Rawalpindi were compelled to release their troll army to convert their DGMO’s call for a ceasefire in the face of imminent defeat to claims of a false victory.
India and Pakistan have agreed to a ceasefire. There will be fits and starts, but ultimately it will hold. The agreement came after the Pakistan DGMO spoke to his Indian counterpart.
India has lost five soldiers in Operation Sindoor, launched in retaliation for the killing of 26 tourists during the brutal Pahalgam attack in April.
India has lost five soldiers in Operation Sindoor, launched by India to avenge the deaths of 26 tourists in the brutal Pahalgam attack in April.
Lambasting Pakistan for violating the ceasefire agreement within a few hours of announcement, on Saturday night, Director General Military Operations (DGMO) Lieutenant General Rajiv Ghai said they were expecting the Pak Army to violate.
Lambasting Pakistan for violating the ceasefire agreement within hours of its announcement on Saturday night, the Director General of Military Operations (DGMO), Lieutenant General Rajiv Ghai, stated that the Indian Army had anticipated the breach.
During his two-day visit, Lieutenant General Ghai met with key officials, including Manipur Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla, the State Security Advisor, the Chief Secretary of Manipur, and the Director General of Police of Manipur, according to a statement from the Ministry of Defence.
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