Archive · 20 May 2025
India's Military: Any Part of Pakistan is Within Range
India's military, led by the Army Air Defence, can strike anywhere in Pakistan, even if they move their headquarters.
During "Operation Sindoor", India used advanced weapons to hit targets in Pakistan.
The goal was to protect India without hurting civilians.
Pakistan launched many drones that were intercepted by the Indian forces.
India is using new strategies to protect its borders.
Indian forces were praised for their precision in hitting terrorist targets.
Indian military has capability to strike deep inside Pakistan.
Operation Sindoor involved precision strikes on Pakistani airbases.
Pakistan launched hundreds of drones targeting India, all intercepted.
Indian forces credited with preventing civilian casualties.
Rajnath Singh praised the armed forces for precision in the operation.
- Who
- Indian Armed Forces, Lt Gen D'Cunha, Rajnath Singh
- What
- Operation Sindoor, precision strikes against Pakistani airbases.
- When
- Not explicitly stated, but recent
- Where
- Pakistan border, civilian areas
- Why
- To defend India and counter cross-border threats. To eliminate terrorist shelters
- Key Military Leader
- Lt Gen Sumer Ivan D'Cunha
- Target Country
- Pakistan
- Operation Sindoor
- Precision strikes on airbases
- Drones launched by Pakistan
- 800-1,000
- Civilian impact
- No civilian casualties reported
- India's approach
- Shift from reactive to proactive security
