Rare Indian Army Video: ‘Pak Soldiers Scramble…'
The Indian Army's Western Command released a dramatic video of Operation Sindoor, showcasing powerful visuals of airstrikes and Pakistani drones being downed. Launched in retaliation to a deadly terror attack in Pahalgam, the operation targeted terror sites across Pakistan and PoK, hitting airbase installations, radar stations, and communication hubs. The video highlights India's vigilance and precision strike capabilities, with assertive soldier monologues and phrases like 'Justice Served' and 'From the ground, we protected the skies.' The operation marked a strategic escalation and ended after a mutual ceasefire on May 10.
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