Top military officials of the two countries shared their views during the ‘Shangri-La dialogue’ in Singapore amidst the increased tension between India and Pakistan last month. Let us tell you that ‘Shangri-La Dialogue’ is known as Asia’s major defense platform. In this top global defense forum meeting held from Friday to Sunday, the long -standing tension between the two neighbors attracted everyone’s attention.
Let us tell you that India accused the terrorist groups in Pakistan in April for a deadly attack on tourists in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, while Pakistan denied any involvement in it. Let us tell you that the top generals of India and Pakistan, located next to each other, sat in the conference chambers on Saturday afternoon on Saturday afternoon and participated in the sessions running together on the subjects ranging from defense innovation solutions to regional crisis-management mechanisms.
Talking about India, let us tell you that the Defense President (CDS) of the Indian Armed Forces, Anil Chauhan, while referring to Operation Sindoor, said that what India has done politically, has drawn a new Laxman line for not tolerating terrorism. General Chauhan said, “I hope that this special operation, which originally comes under the military sector, is also a lesson for our opponents. Hopefully they would take a lesson that this is the limit of tolerance of India. “He said,” We have been facing this pseudo -war for almost two decades and we have lost many people … We want to end it. “General Chauhan said,” India does not depend on any one country for its defense needs. We have many types of capabilities. Most of these capabilities have been used for good effects. ”
General Anil Chauhan clearly stated that India has taken a “new Laxman Rekha” against terrorism through Operation Sindoor and it is expected that our enemy would have given some lessons from this military action. During the program associated with the ‘Shangri-La Dialogue’, the recent operation in Sindoor and India-Pakistan relations answering questions related to “strategic stability”, the CDS said that clap rings with both hands, “Hopefully they will understand it.” When asked about the learning from the conflict between the two countries, General Chauhan said that India also used indigenous systems and platforms of other countries during the operation. “We were able to penetrate air security with 300 km with accuracy,” he said. General Chauhan said, “What India has done, politically he has drawn a new Laxman line against terrorism and I hope that this special operation will give some lessons to our enemy too and they must have understood that this is the limit of tolerance of India.” The CDS also said, “We are simplifying defense procurement processes so that we can fight the current time war with future techniques rather than future systems.”
General Anil Chauhan also said in an interview to Bloomberg TV that after the loss of aircraft in the recent military conflict with Pakistan, India improved its strategy and attacked a lot inside the Pakistani region. He also described Islamabad’s claim to kill six Indian fighter aircraft as “sheer wrong”. General Chauhan said that after finding out the reasons for the initial loss, India flew all its fighter aircraft and made accurate attacks in Pakistan. The CDS refused to give details of the loss. However, he clearly focused on the fact that the Indian Army attacked a lot in the Pakistani region. India said that after these accurate attacks, Pakistan was forced to request to stop military conflicts. Let us tell you that this comment of CDS is the first clear confession of the Indian Army about the loss in military conflict with the neighboring country. The CDS, who played an important role in India’s action against Pakistan, said, “I think the fall of the fighter aircraft is not an important thing, but why they fall.” Let us also remind you that the Indian Air Force’s Director General of Operations, Air Marshal AK Bharti had admitted in a press conference on May 11 that “Damage is a part of the battle.” Are.
Talking about Pakistan on the other hand, let us tell you that General Sahir Shamshad Mirza, President of the ‘Joint Chief of Staff Committee’ of Pakistan Armed Forces, warned that what could happen if there was a struggle again. He said in the program that if such a struggle took place next time and cities were targeted first and boundaries became irrelevant, the situation could deteriorate to dangerous levels. He said, “There is a possibility that there has been damage and destruction before the intervention of the international community due to the limited time period.” He emphasized the need to find a solution instead of overcoming the struggle and warned that the struggle could be destructive if not doing so. During the discussion on ‘Regional Crisis-Management Mechanisms’, Mirza said, “It has become mandatory for the conflict to move towards the solution of conflict. It will ensure permanent peace.” He said that for permanent peace in South Asia, “the UN Security Council’s proposals and the aspirations of the people are required to resolve a quick resolution of the Kashmir issue.” He said, “When there is no crisis, Kashmir will never be discussed. As we have always said that the Kashmir dispute will resolve many issues in accordance with the aspirations and UNSC proposals. He said,” The basic issue between Pakistan and India is Kashmir. “
In addition, General Sahir Shamshad Mirza said in a detailed interview to a local channel that Pakistan is dealing with terrorism on its land and working to deal with cross -border terrorism due to groups located in Taliban -ruled Afghanistan. Mirza said that his country has lost hundreds of billion dollars due to terrorism and thousands of people have died. General Mirza told the channel that his country’s capabilities include weapons from China and many other places. General Mirza said, “I have American military weapons. I have military weapons of Turkas. I have military weapons of Italy. I have military weapons of Britain. We have weapons from all weapons producing countries. “Mirza said,” Modern war tools are artificial intelligence, electronic war, cyber, accuracy, firepower and weapons. “
Let us tell you that General Chauhan and many other defense heads or representatives from various countries addressed as a part of the Asia’s major summit Shangri-La Dialogue during the seminar on the theme ‘Defense Innovation Resources for Future Challenges’. He later answered several questions during the seminar, including the questions related to Operation Sindoor and its implications. According to the local TV channel reports, a 96-hour conflict between India and Pakistan was seen as a test of rivals related arms systems, including French-made Rafale fighter jets and Chinese-made J10-C jets (equipped with Chinese-made missiles).
During the dialogue session, it also emerged that India and Pakistan depended on drones and at the same time they were facing serious threats in the form of misinformation. But global anxiety was fixed on the unconventional weapons present with both, which could cause widespread destruction and loss of life and property. Both countries remained adamant that the use of nuclear weapons was never discussed. Pakistani officials, including General Mirza, dismissed reports that Islamabad had called a meeting of the National Command Authority. Let us tell you that the National Command Authority is a monitoring body of Pakistan’s nuclear weapons.
Let us also tell you that in view of recent enmity, both sides have moved from weapons to words, India has sent several delegations to visit more than 30 capitals worldwide. A similar effort by Pakistan is being started from June 2 i.e. today.
