‘It didn’t leak from us’: Ex-CDS hints Pakistan may have leaked Operation Sindoor ceasefire details to US
A former Indian military chief has suggested that Pakistan may have leaked ceasefire details to the US during a recent operation.
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A former Indian Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) has suggested that Pakistan may have leaked ceasefire details to the US during Operation Sindoor. The former CDS, Anil Chauhan, made the remarks during an interview with Hindustan Times. The interview also revealed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had sought a decisive response to the Pahalgam attack in April.
The former CDS also discussed the use of loitering munitions during the operation, stating that such munitions may have struck the Kirana Hills. A former Navy officer backed Chauhan's remarks about the Kirana Hills, stating that Indian forces had moved towards Sargodha during the operation. The Hindu also covered the former CDS's remarks about the use of loitering munitions.
The Times of India and Deccan Herald covered the former CDS's remarks about the Pahalgam attack and the operation's details. The Hindu and NDTV covered the operation's impact on Pakistani military bases, with NDTV specifying that weather conditions had saved Pakistan's Skardu base but that Bholari had taken a direct hit from the Indian Air Force.
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Coverage (5)
- PM Modi wanted ‘soch ke bahar’ response to Pahalgam attack: Ex-CDS reveals April 29 meeting before Op Sindoor Deccan Herald · 1d ago
- 'They had gone towards Sargodha': Ex-Navy officer backs former CDS Anil Chauhan on Kirana Hills remarks The Times of India · 1d ago
- Weather Saved Pak's Skardu Base During Op Sindoor, But Bholari Took the IAF's Direct Hit NDTV · 1d ago
- Loitering munition may have hit Kirana Hills during Operation Sindoor: former CDS Anil Chauhan The Hindu · 1d ago
- ‘It didn’t leak from us’: Ex-CDS hints Pakistan may have leaked Operation Sindoor ceasefire details to US Hindustan Times · 1d ago
Quick answers
What is Operation Sindoor?
Operation Sindoor is a military operation conducted by India. Details about the operation's specific objectives and outcomes are not yet specified in coverage.
What are loitering munitions?
Loitering munitions are a type of weapon that can loiter around a target area for an extended period before striking. The Hindu and The Hindu Times mention that such munitions may have been used during Operation Sindoor.
What is the significance of the Kirana Hills and Sargodha in this context?
The Kirana Hills and Sargodha are locations mentioned in connection with Operation Sindoor. The former CDS and a former Navy officer discussed these locations, but the specific significance of these locations in the operation is not yet specified in coverage.
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