Losses Don't Matter, Outcomes Do: CDS Chauhan on Op Sindoor
CDS Gen Anil Chauhan has issued a blunt warning to Pakistan, declaring that India will not live under the shadow of terrorism or nuclear blackmail. Speaking at Savitribai Phule Pune University, the Chief of Defence Staff ripped into Pakistan's failed 48-hour war doctrine, revealing that it was crushed in just 8 hours during Operation Sindoor. The operation was launched after the brutal Pahalgam terror attack on April 22, which killed 26 people. General Chauhan emphasized: 'Losses don't matter. Outcomes do.' He confirmed India's deep incursion 300 kms into Pakistani territory and accused the Pak Army Chief of inciting hatred just before the attack.#operationsindoor #cdschauhan #indiaresponds #pahalgamattack #pakistanblackmail #futurewarfare #nocollateraldamage #toi #toibharat
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