Operation Sindoor: Will not tolerate nuclear blackmail, says PM Modi

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Earlier in the day, at a press conference, Indian armed forces underscored that all the country’s military bases and systems remained fully operational and ready to undertake any further missions, adding that indigenous air defence systems had exhibited stellar performance during Operation Sindoor.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday evening laid out the three key tenets of India’s new doctrine to counter terrorism, stating that Operation Sindoor has set a new benchmark, and is the “new normal”.

The PM said Pakistan had prepared for an attack on the border, but India struck at the heart of Pakistan with its drones and missiles damaging, with precision, air bases of the Pakistani Air Force, of which that country was very proud.