New Delhi: The best Indian military commanders said on Monday that Pakistan used weapon systems of Turkish and Chinese descent during the ongoing conflict between the two nations.
However, all these attacks were effectively thwarted by Indian air defense systems, they added. These systems were made of a highly efficient multi -level air defense grid that included a combination of modern and vintage weapons and systems, they said during the media briefing.
Air Marshal Ak Bharti said that Pakistani forces used Chinese missiles PL-15 to attack India, but missed the target. Turkish drones were also used by Pakistan in the last four days, but were neutralized.
Bharti said that the Indian armed forces remain in a state of readiness, with all military bases fully functional and prepared for another mission if they get in the way.
Briefing CEOs of Military Operations for Air, Land and Sea -Marshal AK Bharti, General Lieutenant Rajiv Ghai and Vice Admiral and Pramod -shifted before the first of the premiere of Narendra Modi.
India and Pakistan agreed on a ceasefire on Saturday, and it was expected that the CEO of Military Operations (DGMOS) of both countries on Monday would again speak to decide on the longevity and detailed conditions of the potential ceasefire. However, the call across the hot line was delayed and probably happens by Monday evening, the officials said.
Vice Admiral and Pramod said that the Indian aircraft carriers in the Northaba Sea were armed with aircraft such as MiG-29 fighter aircraft, which have against Pakistani forces.
Lt Gen Ghai said that in the last four days, missiles were used on surface-air and weapons mounted on the shoulder, he said.
Meanwhile, Air Marshal Bharti denied the news that India was hit by Kirana Hills and said there was no such fact on Sunday in briefing.
In Sunday’s briefing Air Marshal Bharti, Pakistani had violated the international border and the LOC line using drones. The drones were huge and came in the waves, he said.
At the beginning of the week, Indian military officials said that Pakistan’s forces sent about 300-400 drones to Indian airspace, mostly for the supervision and testing of Indian air defense systems.
Prime Minister Modi met the highest defense officials, the Minister of the External Affairs S. Jaishankar, Minister of Defense Rajnath Singh, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and Foreign Minister Vikram Misri to reflect on the conflict.
Meanwhile, the Indian airport office allowed normal flight activity at 32 airports, which was previously closed for commercial aircraft.
India claimed that their struggle was with terrorists and not the Pakistani army or its people. During the conflict, Indian forces also decided that their attacks were measured and specific and were only retaliation for Pakistani maneuvers.
The Sindoor operation began in the early morning hours of May 7, when Indian forces attacked nine specific terrorist destinations in Pakistan for retaliation for a massacre of 26 tourists in Pahalgam.
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