The Many Successes of Operation Sindoor
- A Pakistani politician, Shaheer Sialvi, admitted that the Pakistan Army honored militants killed in India's Operation Sindoor by carrying their coffins and leading funerals with uniformed soldiers, portraying them as freedom fighters rather than terrorists.
- Sialvi declared that for the first time, the Pakistan Army fought a war to support terrorist leaders Hafiz Saeed and Masood Azhar, opposing India's crackdown on terror hubs and exposing Islamabad's institutional backing of terrorist groups.
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India had air superiority over Pak in 72 hours: US expert praises Op Sindoor
A year after Operation Sindoor, John Spencer said India achieved air superiority over Pakistan within 72 hours. He said the campaign showed India’s evolving capacity in precision strikes, drones and integrated air defence.
Op Sindoor paid dividends, but war not sustainable, says Farooq Abdullah
Srinagar: National Conference president Farooq Abdullah on Wednesday, May 6, said ‘Operation Sindoor’ has paid its dividends, but asserted that “wars do not bring a solution, only misery”. “(Operation) Sindoor has paid its dividends. I think there is no more question of wars. Wars do not bring a solution, they just bring misery. Look at Ukraine and the destruction there, look at the Middle East. Look at the situation of gas (supplies) here. It w…
Farooq Abdullah Backs Operation Sindoor But Flags Big Risk: 'War Not Sustainable’
Srinagar, May 6 (PTI) National Conference president Farooq Abdullah on Wednesday said 'Operation Sindoor' has paid its dividends, but asserted that "wars do not bring a solution, only misery". "(Operation) Sindoor has paid its dividends. I think there is no more question of wars. Wars do not bring a solution, they just bring misery. Look at Ukraine and the destruction there, look at the Middle East. Look at the situation of gas (supplies) here. …
Pakistani leader Shaheer Sialvi acknowledged that the Pakistan Army fought for Hafiz Saeed and Masood Azhar. Following the Indian attacks in Muridke and Bahawalpur, the army accorded military honors to the bodies of the terrorists.
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