 Summary of this article
- Operation Sindoor targeted terror infrastructure in Pakistan and concluded in four days.
- IAF is developing Roadmap 2047 to enhance combat capabilities.
- Sudarshan Chakra air defence system work has begun to protect critical installations.
India’s Chief of Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal AP Singh, on Friday outlined the objectives and outcomes of Operation Sindoor and provided an overview of the Indian Air Force’s future plans, including Roadmap 2047 and an indigenous air defence system.
Speaking at a press conference ahead of Air Force Day, Air Chief Marshal Singh said Operation Sindoor, launched on May 7 in response to the April 22 Pahalgam attack, targeted terror infrastructure in territories controlled by Pakistan. According to PTI, the operation concluded in four days after an understanding to cease hostilities on May 10. He described the operation as a demonstration of tri-services coordination and said it aimed to achieve a clear objective and end the conflict swiftly, a lesson for the world to learn from.
India Says Pakistan Military Pleaded For Cessation Of Fighting During Operation Sindoor
BY Outlook News Desk |
