Operation Sindoor: India demonstrates military superiority with deep strikes across Pakistan

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Operation Sindoor: India demonstrates military superiority with deep strikes across Pakistan
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  • India’s Operation Sindoor successfully struck 11 Pakistani air bases using BrahMos missiles
  • BrahMos missiles penetrated Pakistan’s Chinese-made air defence systems during the strikes
  • India effectively countered Pakistani drone and missile attacks, showcasing strong defensive capabilities

Operation Sindoor has drawn global attention for India’s precise and powerful military response to hostile actions from Pakistan, with international experts recognising the strategic and technological edge showcased during the operation. On May 10, India launched coordinated strikes on 11 air bases across Pakistan following a wave of drone and missile attacks by Islamabad targeting Indian military installations.

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According to Colonel (Retd) John Spencer, an American urban warfare expert, India demonstrated both offensive and defensive superiority. He highlighted that the BrahMos missiles used were capable of penetrating Pakistan’s Chinese-origin air defence systems, underscoring India’s advanced military capabilities.

Operation Sindoor began on May 7 with a targeted offensive on terror camps located deep within Pakistani territory. Indian forces reportedly jammed and bypassed enemy radar systems, neutralising key targets while avoiding significant damage to Indian assets.

The operation also included successful interceptions of Pakistani drone and missile attacks, showcasing India’s defensive readiness. Analysts say the swift execution of both defensive and offensive measures underlines India’s preparedness and sends a strategic message to adversaries in the region.

The operation has been widely seen as a demonstration of India's ability to project power and protect its sovereignty with advanced precision weaponry.

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