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Defense Minister Rajnath Singh met military leaders in Delhi when India successfully fought missiles and drone attacks from Pakistan after across the border attacks.
New Delhi:
Defense Minister Rajnath Singh met Defense Staff Anil Chauhan and three service heads in Delhi on Friday morning, Friday morning, when India thwarted a wave of missiles and drone attacks from Pakistan targeting military stations and other cities. A meeting was held to assess the security situation after India’s recent border attacks under Operation Sindoor.
India thwarted the second round of Pakistan’s airstrikes on military stations and many cities in Rajasthan, Gujarat and Punjab, which began at around 8:30 pm last night. Pakistan also targeted military stations in Jammu, Pathankot and Udampur, in which the Indian Army was rapidly taking vengeance.
A large -scale blackout was reported at many places in Srinagar, Jammu and Punjab and Rajasthan at night.
Sources said many Pakistani military posts along the Line of Control have been destroyed as Indian forces have taken back effective action for cross -border firing. Anti-tank guided missiles were used to attack military positions, he said.
“Pakistan Armed Forces started several attacks using drones and other sages along the entire western border at night intervention of 08 and 09 May 2025. Pakistani soldiers also resorted to several ceasefire violations (CFVs) along with the line of control in Jammu and Kashmir.”
It states that drone attacks were effectively repeated, and a “beFiting reply” was given by the army for a violation of ceasefire.
“The Indian Army is committed to protecting the sovereignty and regional integrity of the nation. All nefarious designs will be responded with force,” said this.
Pakistan has resorted to unprotected firing since suspending India’s Water Treaty after the Pahgam terror attack on 22 April. To avenge the deadly attack, India carried out 24 missile attacks at nine places in Pakistan and Pakistan -occupied Kashmir in 25 minutes, killing 70 militants and injured another 60. According to government sources, the attack was more than a military reaction and was synchronized to avoid detection and maximum damage.
In response, Pakistan resorted to ‘arbitrary and indiscriminate firing’ and at least 16 civilians died in Jammu and Kashmir, while firing artillery. The Indian Army is taking vengeance in a way.
