New Delhi:
‘Operation Sindoor’ was the codename for India’s accurate military strike for a 25 -minute military strike on terrorist training camps in Pakistan and Pakistan -occupied Kashmir, which began at 1.25 am on Wednesday.
The strike was a reaction to the Pahalgam terror attack on 22 April.
Twenty-six people, most of whom, were killed by four terrorists from a proxy of Lashkar-e-Taiba last month in Pahgam, including a Nepali National, including a Nepali National, a Pak-based terrorist group, which has carried out many horrific terrorist attacks on India in the past.
India has repeatedly invited Pakistan for its support for cross-border terrorism, including attacks like Pulwama in 2019, 2001 attacks on URI and Indian Parliament in 2016.
After the Pahalgam terror attack, Delhi said that it had evidence that Pakistan had a deep state.
,Operation vermilion‘The government said in a briefing on Wednesday afternoon, a “measured, non-esclery, proportional and responsible” answer for the continuous support of Pak terrorism.
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The strike killed 70 militants and injured more than 60 in nine target locations, including camps trained by David Hedley and Ajmal Kasab, who planned and carried out 26/11 Mumbai attacks and carried out attacks against citizens in J&K.
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Kodename ‘Sindoor’ was chosen by Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a reference to Mark Hindu women placed on his forehead after marriage, sources told the news agency PTI.
Families were scored in the Pahalgam attack and men were shot in front of their wives or partners, and so the PM felt that it was suitable for a revenge for an operation.
26 people, most of the citizens, were killed in the Pahalgam terror attack on 22 April.
Other anti-terrorism campaigns were named by the Indian Army, such as ‘Vijay’ during the Kargil War in 1999 and ‘Trishul’ and ‘Python’ during the 1971 war.
Some of these operations are broken here.
,MonkeyIn February 2019, a air strikes in Balakot, Pakistan were named.
These strikes followed a Jaish suicide bomber in a Maruti Suzuki Eco van to blow a security forces convoy in J&K Pulwama on 26 February. Forty soldiers of CRPF, or Central Reserve Police Force, were killed in a week of attack for an attack.
40 CRPF soldiers died in a terrorist attack on a convoy in Pulwama.
After thirteen days, a dozen Air Force Mirage Fighter Jets, to target the Jaish training camps in Balakot, in the region of Pakistan, was around 20 km from the LoC.
These were the air attacks by India from the first border after the 1971 war.
Pulwama’s attack came after three years when Jaish militants attacked an army base near Uri city in Baramulla district. Nineteen soldiers were killed and 30 were injured in the attack.
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The British Broadcaster BBC called it ‘the deadliest attack on security forces in Kashmir in two decades’. This was when the terrorist activity in the valley was very high.
The 12 IAF Mirage 2000s bombed a Jaish terrorist camp in Balakot, Pakistan in February 2019.
The military reaction to the Uri attack was anonymous, but it was a great performance of India’s military power. The Indian Army crossed the LoC to destroy the Jaish terrorist camps and launchpads.
,Uri surgical strike‘, As he was dubbed, the strategic seduction of India was also underlined. On the night of the intervention of 28 and 29 September, it saw commandos of 4 and 9 para special forces of the Army, which were entangling several goals on either side of the Pir Panjal range.
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It was also special because the operation was completely closed; There were no Indian casualties and only one soldier was injured, while Pak Army personnel and terrorists were abolished.
The Kargil war saw two special operations – ‘Victory‘ And ‘Safed Sagar,
The first struggle was an OP to retrieve the areas occupied by Pakistan during the early part.
The second was an Air Force raid to exclude Pak soldiers from the posts organized by the Indian Army, and was first marked after 1971 that there was a large -scale air force.
Both operations were successful and lost to India Pakistan.
Between the Kargil War and the 1971 war, there was a struggle for the control of the Siachen Glacier in Ladakh in 1984. Operations of India, Codene Name ‘Cloud‘It was in response to Pakistan’s’ OP Ababil’ and its efforts to claim the validity of the glacier by allowing mountain campaigns.
This was also a success. The OP was launched on April 13, 1984, and included Indian troops, which was airlifted to capture strategic positions including Bilfond La and Sia La.
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Significantly, ‘Meghdoot’ can be considered an ‘active’ operation, as India continues to maintain military attendance on glacier.
There were three military campaigns of importance in the 1971 war – ‘Cactus lily‘,’ Trident ‘, and’ Python ‘, which took place in December that year.
The first was an aerial operation that included crossing the Meghna River, skirting a Pak stronghold, and reached Dhaka. This was important because it allowed Indian soldiers to surrender to Bangladesh’s capital and pressure Pakistan. If it failed, the possibility of war would have been pulled.
,Trident‘ And ‘Python‘Navy was operational, and therefore standing outside in this list.
For the first time for the first time, India used ship anti-ship missiles in fighter landscapes in the region. The operation was a great success; Pakistan lost at least three ships, including a destroyer, and the blooming and fuel storage facilities along the coast in Karachi were also abolished.
This was important because the Karachi port was then the headquarters of the Pak Navy. It was also a major trading port, which is why it was heavily defended and India’s operations were considered important.
‘Tridant’ also saw the use of Air Force jets to complement the Navy.
A few days later ‘OP Pythan’ was done to strengthen Indian superiority.
And finally there were ‘puzzle‘ And ‘On fire‘During the 1965 war.
‘Ride’ was a response to Pakistan to cross the line of control, or cross the LoC and enter J&K, and in September that year Lahore and Kasur in Pakistan were included to target Lahore and Kasur in Lahore.
A few months ago ‘Ablass’ was a defensive movement. It was part of the army’s mobilization strategy, especially in Rann of Gujarat and Kutch region. There was no real conflict, but the fast movement of soldiers and equipment before the war set the stage.
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