Indian Army General Upendra Dwivedi addressed a gathering held at TRS College, Rewa on Saturday. During this, he discussed in detail the complexities of future war, technological threats and changing global scenarios. He also spoke about America
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General Dwivedi said that “The objective of Operation Sindoor was only one. To destroy the infrastructure of terrorism and to give a clear message to Pakistan that India does not strike at innocents but at terrorism.” He stressed that India’s actions are always in self-defense and eradication of terrorism.
Now the definition of war will change Addressing the students, General Dwivedi said that in the coming times the definition of war will completely change. He said, “The threats of the future will be full of instability, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity. The challenge today will be bigger tomorrow, whether it is border security, terrorism, natural disaster, or cyber warfare.”
He said that now war is not limited only to land, water and sky. Rather, it has also included space warfare, satellite attacks, chemical and biological warfare, and information warfare (war of rumors).
Even he doesn’t know what Trump is doing today Taking a dig at Donald Trump’s unexpected statements, General Dwivedi said, “What Trump is doing today, perhaps even Trump himself does not know what he is going to do tomorrow. This is the biggest challenge in today’s world – uncertainty.”
He said that in today’s time, false news and rumors have also become weapons of war. He said, ‘New things have started – how rumors of space war, satellite, chemical, biological, radiological and information war are being spread.
As you heard in Operation Sindoor, Karachi was attacked. So many such news came which seemed like news to us too. Where did it come from, who did it? Within the scope of all these challenges, you will have to work on land, sky, water and all three.
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