New insights about Operation Sindoor vindicate India's superb precision strike capability

World is taking note of New Delhi's Master-class strategy in kinetic and cyber warfare

- BY SATYAKI CHAKRABORTY

More than seven weeks have passed since India-Pakistan ceasefire took place on May 10 at 5 PM after four days of war.

As more and more insights are being made available to the global defence experts relating to India's performance in its Operation Sindoor, critical acclaim is coming for the superb manner Indian Air Force carried out its missile and drone strikes against the Pakistani terror camps and military bases with record precision. The latest details about India's devastating strike at Noor Khan Airbase have stunned with awe the global defence experts as also the leading powers.

Fresh revelations have surfaced, unveiling the staggering extent of damage inflicted by the Indian Forces on Pakistan's Noor Khan Airbase, giving a big boost to the military brilliance in terms of both planning and execution in obliterating Pakistan's strategic core by crippling the air capabilities..On the basis of the latest details, discussions have started globally about how India has excelled in modern warfare, especially in cyberwar. India has redefined in its own way the intricacies of modern warfare.

The devastation caused by Indian forces at Noor Khan Air base virtually stunned Pakistan military. India dismantled this base which is a fortress engineered with 3-5 meter thick steel-reinforced concrete bunkers, buried 40-50 meters underground, and fortified with cutting-edge EMP (Electromagnetic Pulse) protection, nuclear-capable air filtration systems, and a Faraday Cage to block all electromagnetic interference, including microwaves and radio signals.

This base was constructed with American expertise from General Electric and linked to US satellite communication systems. This was Pakistan's ultimate C4I (Command, Control, Communications, Computers, and Intelligence) hub, a facility designed to survive even a nuclear strike.