India's Army Declares No Safe Haven for Terrorists in Pakistan on Operation Sindoor Anniversary
No terror sanctuary safe: Army warns Pakistan on Op Sindoor anniversary
Hindustan Times
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On the anniversary of Operation Sindoor, Lieutenant General Rajiv Ghai of the Indian Army emphasized that terror sanctuaries in Pakistan are no longer safe. The operation, which began on May 7, 2025, was a decisive response to a terror attack, showcasing India's military capabilities and strategic resolve against terrorism.
- 01Operation Sindoor marked a significant shift in India's military strategy against terrorism.
- 02The operation targeted multiple terror camps in Pakistan, resulting in substantial damage.
- 03Indian forces demonstrated their capability with precision strikes, minimizing collateral damage.
- 04Pakistan-sponsored terror groups have begun relocating deeper into Pakistan for safety.
- 05The operation highlighted India's commitment to self-reliance in defense capabilities.
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During a press briefing marking the first anniversary of Operation Sindoor, Lieutenant General Rajiv Ghai (deputy chief of army staff, strategy) stated that terror sanctuaries in Pakistan are no longer secure, as India will choose the timing and method of its military actions. The operation commenced on May 7, 2025, in response to a Pakistan-backed terror attack that killed 26 people. Over the course of four days, Indian forces conducted strikes using fighter jets, missiles, and drones, targeting multiple locations in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). Ghai noted that the operation represented a pivotal moment in India's strategic approach to counter-terrorism, achieving total surprise and inflicting significant damage. He mentioned that some terror camps have relocated deeper into Pakistan but reassured that no sanctuary is safe. The operation also showcased India's indigenous military capabilities, with a significant portion of the weaponry used being developed domestically. The Indian Air Force (IAF) deputy chief, Air Marshal AK Bharti, emphasized that the military response was decisive and aimed at the terrorists and their support infrastructure. The operation is seen as a testament to India's commitment to combat terrorism effectively and strategically.
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The operation reinforces India's resolve against terrorism, potentially deterring future attacks and enhancing national security.
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