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Indian Army Launches Operation Sindoor against Terrorism

Thelma Brown
Thelma Brown
"Finally, action is being taken against terrorism! Proud of our army!"
Nguyen Minh
Nguyen Minh
"What will Pakistan's response be? Tensions are escalating quickly."
Michael Johnson
Michael Johnson
"I hope this operation helps prevent further attacks and keeps our people safe."
Hiroshi Nakamura
Hiroshi Nakamura
"Did anyone else hear those explosions? Sounds intense!"
Darnell Thompson
Darnell Thompson
"This seems like a crucial step. Let's see how it unfolds."
James Okafor
James Okafor
"Kudos to the Indian Army for targeting the real threats!"
Emily Carter
Emily Carter
"I wonder how the international community will react to this."
Isabella Martinez
Isabella Martinez
"This is what we need! A strong response to terrorism."
Emily Carter
Emily Carter
"Can we expect a follow-up report on the operation's success?"
Zanele Dlamini
Zanele Dlamini
"Operation Sindoor sounds like a serious commitment to national security."

2025-05-06T20:29:00Z


The Indian Army has initiated a significant military operation named Operation Sindoor, aimed at dismantling terrorist infrastructure located in Pakistan and areas of Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoK). This operation was prominently highlighted in a recent post by the Indian Army on social media platform X, accompanied by a call to action: "Subscribe Now! Get features like Justice is Served. Jai Hind". The Ministry of Defence subsequently confirmed that this operation was a direct response to ongoing threats and terrorist attacks planned against India from these regions.

The announcement coincided with reports of multiple explosions being reported in several areas within PoK, including the cities of Muzaffarabad and Bahawalpur. These explosions heightened suspicions regarding the targets of the Indian strikes. Just before the official confirmation, the Indian Army had shared a video on X with the bold caption, “Ready to Strike, Trained to Win”, signaling their preparedness and resolve in this operation.

A press release issued by the Press Information Bureau (PIB) at 1:44 am provided further insights into Operation Sindoor. The operation comes in the aftermath of a recent terrorist attack in the scenic Pahalgam region of Jammu and Kashmir, where a group of terrorists, believed to have affiliations with Pakistan, opened fire and killed numerous innocent civilians. The PIB stated, “India announces Operation Sindoor against terror infrastructure in Pakistan,” signifying a decisive move against cross-border terrorism.

According to the PIB release, a total of nine sites were identified and targeted during this operation. The armed forces aimed to ensure that their actions were focused, measured, and non-escalatory, emphasizing that “no Pakistani military facilities have been targeted.” This declaration underlines India’s commitment to a surgical approach in its military engagements, showcasing restraint in target selection and methods employed during the execution of the operation.

These military actions were initiated as a direct response to the tragic incident in Pahalgam, where 25 Indian nationals and one Nepali were brutally murdered. The attack on April 22, which occurred in the picturesque Baisaran valley, sent shockwaves across the nation and rekindled fears of escalating violence in the region. The Indian government has vowed to bring those responsible for this heinous act to justice, asserting that accountability will be sought without delay.

The PIB concluded their statement by promising a detailed briefing on Operation Sindoor later in the day, indicating that the government and the military are committed to transparency and communicating their strategies to the public.

As tensions continue to simmer between India and Pakistan, with a history of conflict and military confrontations, the situation remains highly sensitive. This operation marks a significant escalation in India’s efforts to combat terrorism emanating from its neighboring country.

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Source of the news:   Hindustan Times

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