New Delhi: The Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned Pakistan against any future attacks on India and said that Indian forces were on high readiness and that any involvement from Pakistan – whether through terrorist attacks or military operations – will face aggressive retaliation under India.
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Modi, who talked to units at the base of adamprs in Pandjab, which they focused on last week during the four -day conflict, also said that India called Pakistani Bluff nuclear weapons and appeared through the Sindoor operation.
Modi congratulated by forces in Adampur and said that Indian air defense systems that have abilities such as the indigenous missiles Akash surface-air and the Russian S-400 missile system have left a positive impression in the world.
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Indian forces used not only weapons, but also in conflict technology and drones, he said.
“You took Indian pride in new heights,” Modi said. “Our Air Force targeted the terrorist nodes deep inside Pakistan and was destroyed by accuracy in 20-25 minutes,” he said, adding that this professional attack was possible using technology.
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The three army weapons – the army, the Navy and the Air Force – all worked in the tandem to perform the Sindoor operation and prevent Indian sovereignty in the conflict that followed. “The Navy created a dominant position in the sea, the army strongly defended our borders and the Air Force attacked and defended our homeland,” Modi said.
This came after the Prime Minister announced a new policy against terrorism on Monday evening, where India will be firmly retaliated against any terrorist law, does not deal with the bluffs of nuclear weapons and does not distinguish between terrorists and governments supporting terrorism.
The Indian goal during the Sindoor operation was terrorist bases and camps inside Pakistan and Pakistan Kashmir, but Pakistan, when he did not close his airy space for commercial flights, used a civilian aircraft as a shield, Modi said.
However, Indian forces showed remarkable restrictions during this period, Modi said. “With great wake -up and the presence of the mind of Indian forces strongly retaliation without threatening civilian lives,” Modi said.
The Indian military operation against nine terrorist foundations in Pakistan and Pakistan occupied by cashmere in the early morning hours on May 7, Codenamed Operation Sindoor, was a retaliation against a terrorist attack in Pahalgam on April 22, which left 26 people dead.
The Indian operation killed over a hundred terrorists, Modi said.
After the operation, the Indian CEO of military operations addressed his Pakistani counterpart to approve them of the situation. Pakistan, however, said that according to press briefings of military officials, he would react strictly last week.
Pakistani armed forces used heavy artillery, ammunition loiter and drones to attack part of Jammu, Pandjab and Rajasthan, watched Indian air defense systems and annoyed Indian civilians.
India considered it an escalatory step and hit Pakistani military infrastructure, such as communication centers and air defense radars in key air foundations, army officials said.
Pakistan continued to target civilian infrastructure in India, while India focused only on military targets in Pakistan. It focused on several air foundations and ammunition warehouses such as Rahimyarkhan, Chaklala, Jacobabad, Sargodha and Rawalpindi, among others in Pakistan.
On Saturday evening, DGMO Pakistan approached India and both countries called an agreement on the ceasefire. Pakistan, however, violated this ceasefire within a few hours by leading drones in the Indian airspace.
Over the past 24 hours, some media reports have reported drone observation in the areas of Jammu and parts of the pandjab. However, no major escalation was reported.
Meanwhile, Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal said on Tuesday that there have been no discussions about trade between India and the US in the last few days, which occurred in the background of the conflict between India and Pakistan.
“There were conversations between Indian and American leaders about the evolving military situation. The problem of trade did not appear during any of these discussions,” Jaiswal said.
He reiterated that all questions about Jammu and Kashmir are between India and Pakistan of a two-sided nature-which was a long-term policy in this policy there is no change.
“We have a long -term position that any problems concerning the territory of Jamm and Kashmir Union need to be solved by India and Pakistan bilaterally. This has stipulated that policy has not changed. An excellent matter is a holiday illegally occupied by Pakistan,” he said during a week’s briefing on Tuesday. The fact that the American solution helped the American edition.
He said India would propose to the UN Security Council (UNSC) of 1267 sanctions that it should include a resistance queue (TRF), a queue for Lashkar-E-Taba, as terrorist clothing. The UN Sanction Committee received information about the TRF from India, Jaiswal said.
“Over the last two years-2023 and 2024-JE, we have shared information with the UN, with the monitoring team of the Committee on Sanctions, why the terrorist TRF, which is a front for Lashkar-E-Taba, will be listed as a terrorist person. He said.
Jaiswal also explained that the Indian military event was conventional, and all reports regarding any nuclear activity were rejected by Pakistani Foreign Minister.
He said that the power of the Indian military action on May 10 forced Pakistan to seek a ceasefire, and the Ministry of Outside received from Pakistan a request for communication at DGMO level at 1237 hours on May 10. It was handed over to other countries, Jaiswal said that India was attacking terrorist goals and that if Pakistani armed forced to fire, India would fire back.
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