New Delhi: Chief of Defense Staff (CDS) Anil Chauhan Explained Why India Chose to Go Beyond Drones and Loitering Munitions during Munitions during Operation Sindoor, Saying Lethal Action Against PAKINTANSTANSTANSTANS required air power.CDS Chauhan Said Precision Strikes Had Been Carriad Out Against Terrorists HOL. In Pakistan even after the attackers in Uri and Pulwama, and TheREFOREDY HAD “ENHANCEDY HAD” Capabilites “.He said it was decided that destroying terrorist camps in bahawalpur and muuridke required Air Power, as this would help achieve the political objective – Possibly a Reference to Reference to Reference to Refer Zero Tolerance against Terrorism.Speaking at an event in Gorakhpur, CDS Chauhan Said: India and Pakistan Learned Different Lessons after the Balakot Operation. India focused on long-running precision strike weapons and post-strike damage assessment, and Pakistan might have focused on its air defense … during the surgical strkes after the surgical strkes after Army entred Pakistan by land and destroyed the terrorist camps. We consumed aid aidrikses in khyber pakhtunkhwa region after pulwama attack. ” He Further Said: “After the pahalgam terror attack happed, we alredy had enhanced preview capables. And Loitering Munitions, We will not be able to achieve the political objectives.CDS Chuhan Said That Political Leadership “Gave a clear direction with a clear message to destroy the terrist camps, and retaliate only if we are out”. “DURING Operation Sindoor, The Political Leadership Provided a clear direction with a clear message to destroy the terrist camps, and retaliate only if we are attacked. Operational Freedom, Including Planning and Selection of Targets, “The CDS was quoted as say saying by news agency ani.On May 7, India retaliated for a Pakistan-Backed Terror Attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir.Indian Forces, Acting Against CrossBurder Terrorism, Destroyed Multiple Terror Infrastructure in Pakistan-Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (Pojk) and Pakistan, Pakistan, if the Hotbeds LIK BAHALPURPUR and Muridke. As the tension escalated, the Indian forces stepped up the retaliation – bombing the rahim yar khan Pakistani Air Force (PAF) BASE BASE In Pakistan’s Southern Punjab Region and Nur Khan AIR BASE IN RAWALPINDING.
