‘Understanding mistakes and upgrading them …’

Defense Leader General Anil Chauhan spoke openly in a recent struggle with Pakistan on Saturday. In an interview with Bloomberg during the Shankri-La Conversation Conference in Singapore, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shabaz Sharif rejected the claim that Pakistan had killed six Indian flights, including Rafael.

In fact, on April 22, the Indian Air Force bombed terrorist sites in Pakistan on May 7, in response to a terrorist attack. After this, there was an open struggle between Pakistan and India. Pakistan said it had killed six Indian warplanes, including at least three Rafael aircraft.

Now General Chauhan acknowledged that India suffered air loss. However, he did not say the number. Responding to a journalist’s question on the loss of India in Operation Sindur, he said, “It does not matter how much loss is, but why it was demolished and what mistakes were made. This is important. The numbers are not important. What did we do after that?

Earlier, the Armed Forces postponed questions about the killing of Pakistan Indian aircraft. Air Operations (DGAO) Air Marshall A.K. Speaking at a press conference, Bharti said that the loss in any war situation was part of the situation. However, he said all Indian pilots have returned.

He said, ‘We are in a war situation and the loss is part of it. The question is, we have achieved our purpose? The answer is a strong yes. At this time, I do not want to comment on it (loss of plane) because we are still in battle and we give an edge to the opponent. All our pilots have returned home.

Changes in strategy and deep penetration

Two days later, the defense chief said that as part of Operation Sindur, the Armed Forces had shown a boom in analyzing strategic mistakes, improving them, improving them and re -targeting Pakistan. General Chauhan said, “The good thing is that we re -confined our jet planes, to understand our strategic mistakes, to improve it, and then implement it after two days.

CDS General Chauhan said that India widely retaliated on May 7, 8 and 10 and deeply targeted Pakistan’s airlines. He said, ‘We carried out an accurate strike and penetrated Pakistan’s Air Security System. On May 10, we used all kinds of aircraft and weapons.

Let us know that its drones and missiles have already been reported by the Indian forces that Pakistan has targeted at least eight airport. Pakistan also acknowledged that some of its airports were targeted. However, he said the loss was very low.

It is also said in the nuclear war

General Anil Chauhan made it clear that the struggle was never approaching the nuclear war. He stressed that communication taxes with Pakistan are always open, so that the situation can be controlled. He said, ‘I believe there are a lot of opportunities between traditional military operations and the use of nuclear weapons. The military leadership of the two countries acted throughout the struggle throughout the struggle, which was not violating the situation, despite the stress.

No direct support from China

Chauhan said India had no military challenge from China during the struggle. “There have been no extraordinary activities on our northern border since April 22,” he said.

Asked if China gave Pakistan a satellite or real -time intelligence, Chauhan said that such information is now commercially available, not only from China but other sources.