‘Forest Border, Three Adversary’: China on Operation Sindoor says that used Pakistan as a live lab to test weapons; Fraudline of major lessons from India-Pakistan growth. Bharat News
New Delhi: After Operation Sindoor, India, after the deadly Pahgam terror attack by India, China was used by China as an excuse to convert Pakistan into a test ground. He said that India essentially faced three opponents – including Turkey, along with the same limit – provided Drone and trained employees to Islamabad.Speaking at the ‘New Age Military Technologies’ event organized by FICCI, Lieutenant General Singh said that the operation highlighted the increased air defense and significant need for rapid technological advancement in military operations.He revealed that Pakistan received live battlefield inputs from China during the struggle. Singh said, “When the DGMO-level talks were going on, Pakistan had live updates of our important vectors from China,” Singh said, “China can test its weapons against other weapons, so it is like a live lab available for them. Turkey also played an important role … He gave Berakar and many other drones.”Lieutenant General Singh said that Pakistan led the conflict, while China provided “all possible support” and even real -time intelligence inputs. “When the DGMO-level conversation was going on, Pakistan had live updates of our important vectors from China,” he revealed.ALSO READ: Big revelation on OP Sindoor: ‘China Fed Pak Live Data on India Assets, Turkey sent trained employees’Deputy Kos flagged Pakistan’s growing dependence on Chinese military supply, stating, “In the last five years, Pakistan is 81% of military hardware with Chinese.” He warned that the next possible struggle could see the population centers directly targeting. “This time, our population centers were not quite addressed, but next time, we need to be ready for it.”Emphasizing the importance of building a strong air defense system, Lieutenant General Singh said, “How it happened during air defense and complete operation was important … we need a strong air defense system.”The senior official also talked about the strategic objectives behind Operation Sindoor, which was launched after the Pahalgam attack that claimed 26 civilian life. The attack was claimed by Resistance Front (TRF), a Lashkar-e-Tabiba Proxy. Singh said that the Indian armed forces responded with a decisive approach so far.
According to LT General Rahul R Singh, major lessons from Operation Sindoor:
- There is no other tolerance to terrorist attacks: “There is no scope to absorb the pain in which we did a few years ago.”
- Accurate targets through intelligence: “Planning and selection of goals was based on lots of data that was collected using technology and human intelligence.”
- Careful operational restraint: “A total of 21 goals were identified, out of which we thought that it would be prudent to be attached … It was only the last day or the last hour that it was decided that these nine goals would be set.”
- Tri-Seva’s approach: “It was decided that it would be a three-service approach to send the right message that we are really an integrated force.”
- Increased control: “An important idea was that we should always be at the top of the escape ladder.”
- Strategic War ending: “It is easy to start a war, but it is very difficult to control it. So I would say that it was a very master stroke that was played to stop the war at a reasonable time.”
- Firm preventive: “If necessary, punitive action will be taken … This is an important message that is loud and clear.”
Referring to the post-operation ceasefire with Pakistan, Singh said, “Panch was ready, Pakistan felt that it could be in a bad situation, which is why he asked for a ceasefire.”
