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Whopping 400 Attack Drones on 1 Long Night

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May 10, 2025

Operation Sindoor

- Mayank Singh @New Delhi

Operational details shared by the government on Friday showed the massive scale of Pakistan's incursion the previous night, as it deployed 300-400 drones across 36 locations from Leh in the North to the Sir Creek region in Gujarat.

While the UAVs (unmanned aerial vehicles) attempted to target the military infrastructure, Indian forces neutralised many of them using kinetic (blowing them away) and non-kinetic (jamming) means, a defence ministry spokesperson said. An armed drone strike on Bhatinda in Punjab was also thwarted. India retaliated by launching drone strikes on four Pakistani air defence sites, destroying a radar.

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