भारत ने 13 देशों को दी ऑपरेशन सिंदूर की डिटेल्स, इन 4 प्वाइंट्स पर रहा फोकस

Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Egypt on Wednesday informed 13 foreign ambassadors in Delhi about the accurate attacks carried out by India on terrorist camps in Pakistan and Pakistan occupied Kashmir. During the briefing, he answered their questions from the foreign secretary to foreign secretaries. When asked about the possibility of retaliation from Pakistan, Vikram Egypt said that if Pakistan retaliates, India will also answer.

When asked about India’s airplace, Egyptian said that this attack was the response to the Pahalgam massacre in which 26 innocent citizens were killed. Giving information to foreign ambassadors about the terrorist Shivars targeted under Operation Sindoor, Vikram Egypt said that India’s Army, Navy and Air Force targeted a total of 9 terrorist bases located in Pakistan and Pakistan in Pakistan and Pakistan in a co-ordinated attack.

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The UK ambassador asked whether a mosque was targeted by the Indian forces in Pakistan and PoK? In response, Foreign Secretary Vikram Egypt said that a campus was targeted in which the terrorist camp was run. Sources told Aaj Tak that more than 80 terrorists associated with the terrorist organization Jaish-e-Mohammed (JEM), Lashkar-e-Taiba (Let) and Hizbul Mujahideen were killed in accurate attacks by India.

Earlier, Vikram Egyptian said in a press briefing on Wednesday morning that India’s action was based on reliable intelligence and its purpose was to break the backbone of terrorism. In these accurate attacks by the Army, Navy and Air Force from 1.05 pm to 1.30 pm on Tuesday, 9 terrorist camps located in Pakistan and Pakistan occupied Kashmir were destroyed.

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Pakistan has claimed that ordinary citizens were killed in India’s AIRIRIRAR, while India says that no citizen or military infrastructure was harmed. Vikram Egyptian said during briefing, “Places were carefully selected to protect any citizen’s death or non-monetary infrastructure from damage.” Wing Commander Vyomika Singh and Colonel Qureshi led the media briefing with the Foreign Secretary.