00:00The details of how the Park China Tango during Operation Sindhu now stands exposed.
00:05Indian Army has made a statement saying that China leaked information to Pakistan during DGMO talks.
00:11In fact, Army Deputy Chief also adding how China leaked information on key Indian vectors.
00:18When DGMO level talks were on, Pakistan had the live updates of our important vectors
00:25and all of that was coming from China leaking to Pakistan.
00:28We need a robust air defense system. Listen up.
00:36When the DGMO level talks were going on, Pakistan actually was mentioning that
00:44we know that your such and such important sort of vector is primed and it is ready for action.
00:53I would request you to perhaps, you know, pull it back.
00:55So he was getting live inputs as far as from China.
01:00So that is one place we really need to move fast and take appropriate action.
01:07And well, days ago, Pakistan Defense Minister Khwaja Asif has admitted
01:10that China was sharing intel inputs on India with Islamabad following Operation Sindhu
01:16and the heightened tensions that ensued.
01:22You can always speculate that we China was very helpful to us in this conflict.
01:31You can in that backdrop.
01:34But physical participation or participation through, you know, through satellites or through other means, you know, I don't think so.
01:47So what about post-conflict intelligence sharing?
01:50It is very normal if we are sharing any information which we have,
01:57which can threaten us or the Chinese, because Chinese also have problems with India.
02:04So I think it's very natural if we share intelligence, which is gathered through satellites or gathered through other means.
02:12Well, the China-Pakistan-born homie that is out in the open of how important intel inputs from India
02:20post-Operation Sindhu were being provided to Pakistan.
02:23And that is how Pakistan was really taking its next steps with India.
02:28Now, let me cut across to my colleague Shivani Sharma joining us on the broadcast
02:31with further details of how all of this was happening and this statement coming in from the Indian Army.
02:37Sumesha, this is a very important statement that has come in from Lieutenant Rahul Arsingh,
02:44who was participating and speaking in an event on the New Age military technologies.
02:49What he is saying is that the success of Operation Sindhu is quite evident
02:54and there are few lessons also from the Operation Sindhu.
02:58So the strategic messaging by the leadership was unambiguous, that's what he said,
03:02and there's no scope of absorbing the pain the way we did a few years ago.
03:07So he has also said that a total of 21 targets were actually identified,
03:11out of which nine targets were precisely chosen.
03:15That is, the terror camps, which we were seeing that on May 7th, these terror camps were hit.
03:22So he also said that it was a very masterly stroke and very important out here what he has said,
03:27that in this age of technology, China has miserably failed.
03:32And Pakistan and China, they were both collaborating.
03:36We've seen that 81% of the military hardware with Pakistan is Chinese.
03:41So it's a big worry now for Pakistan and that's why it's looking for some change.
03:46And it is now looking for new partners as we've seen that how the Pakistan's army chief,
03:50how the air force chief have been traveling to the United States.
03:53So this is yet again one major revelation by the Indian army that this was a very successful operation
04:00and this has made China and Pakistan's nexus, exposed and both of them are quite worried.
04:09Oh yes, absolutely.
04:10And Shivani, one thing is very clear that Pakistan as an entity within itself
04:14has absolutely no capacity to survive in front of India.
04:17And this is how they get their help from China, from Turkey and what they were doing at that time
04:23to be able to fight India because their own might stands nowhere.
04:28But with regards to the statement coming in from the Indian army of how we need a robust air defense system,
04:34the works in place of actually achieving these goals for our forces.
04:40Shivani.
04:40See, India has been developing its indigenous air defense capabilities
04:46and we've seen that how during the operations in Door also the air defense systems were remarkably successful
04:53when it comes to the Akash air defense systems or the other air defense systems, the S-400s.
04:59So India has been transforming itself in past few years
05:02and the air defense systems that have been indigenously developed were also quite successful.
05:06But India has been developing itself further for future operations also, for future warfare also.
05:14There is a need to make itself ready in terms of more air defense capabilities, more missile systems.
05:21And that's what we see, that there's a lot of work that's been going on within the forces
05:26and the synergy between the forces is also the focus these days of the Ministry of Defense.
05:31All right, Shivani, many thanks for getting us those details.
05:41Let's once again listen in to that statement that had come in from Pakistan Defense Minister Khwaja Asif
05:46where he admitted that China was sharing intel inputs on India with Islamabad following Operation Sindhu.
05:52When the DGMO level talks were going on, Pakistan actually was mentioning that
06:03we know that your such and such important sort of vector is primed and it is ready for action.
06:12I would request you to perhaps, you know, pull it back.
06:14So he was getting live inputs as far as from China.
06:19So that is one place we really need to move fast and take appropriate action.
06:25You can always speculate that we, China was very helpful to us in this conflict.
06:34You can in that backdrop.
06:37But physical participation or participation through, you know, through satellites or through other means, you know,
06:49I don't think so.
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