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India gave a bloody nose to Pakistan during Operation Sindoor, bringing down several terror camps, striking 11 air bases and destroying Pakistan army posts along the LoC.
India used T-72 Main Battle Tanks to destroy Pak army posts (PTI File/ Image used for representational purposes)
The Indian military might was on display during Operation Sindoor, spearheaded by the Indian Air Force and the advanced air defence systems – taking down Pakistan’s drones and missiles before they hit their targets, striking deep inside enemy territory.
However, the Indian Army played a significant role in destroying the Pakistani army’s posts in the event of any ceasefire violations from the other side of the Line of Control.
According to officials, the Indian Army’s armoured units deployed T-72 Main Battle Tanks close to the LoC to deal with the violations. These tanks completely destroyed several Pakistani posts, the videos of which also surfaced online, during the May 7 to 10 fighting.
Along with tanks, mechanised infantry units also moved their platforms and troops to deal with any sort of advances and launch offensives once given the nod, officials said.
The Indian armed forces launched Operation Sindoor on May 7 in response to the Pahalgam terror attack and destroyed nine terrorist camps deep inside Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
As Pakistan dared to step on the escalation ladder and send its drones and missiles to attack Indian cities and military installations, India’s air defence systems shot down the enemy projectiles midair before they could hit their designated targets.
India then struck 11 Pakistani military targets, bringing Pakistanis to their knees, prompting them to talk “ceasefire” on May 10. India and Pakistan reached an “understanding” to halt the military operations. However, India issued a stern warning to Pakistan that any future terror attack will be considered an “Act of War”.
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