US EditionChina helped Pakistan with 'live inputs' in conflict with India, Indian Army deputy chief says
- In retaliation for the Pahalgam attack on April 22 that claimed 26 lives, India initiated Operation Sindoor on the night of May 6-7, targeting multiple militant bases located across Pakistan and the region of Pakistan-administered Kashmir.
- The operation occurred amid a four-day India-Pakistan conflict during which Pakistan, supported by China and Turkey, used advanced weapons and drones, while talks between military leaders continued.
- On July 4, 2025, Lieutenant General Rahul R Singh revealed that China offered real-time intelligence support to Pakistan, used the region along India's northern boundary to trial its military technologies supplied to Pakistan, and that Turkey contributed by providing drones and training personnel.
- Singh stated that while 21 targets were initially identified, only nine were chosen for engagement to deliver a clear strategic warning, emphasizing that any violation of critical boundaries would prompt a decisive response, including punitive measures if necessary.
- The conflict highlighted the importance of developing indigenous military capabilities and strengthening air protection systems, especially as India now confronts three adversaries—Pakistan, China, and Turkey—along its northern frontier.
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China's live lab Pak: Foisted war, tested weapons, forced ceasefire
In a major disclosure about Operation Sindoor, Indian Army Deputy Chief of Staff Lt Gen Rahul R. Singh has revealed how China was providing real time inputs to Pakistan about Indian 'vectors' even when the Pakistani DGMO was speaking to his Indian counterpart about the cessation of military action. Lt Gen Singh said, "When DGMO talks were on, Pakistan was mentioning that we know that your such and such vector is primed and ready for action, and…
China helped Pakistan with 'live inputs' in conflict with India, Indian Army deputy chief says
China gave Islamabad "live inputs" on key Indian positions during Pakistan's deadly conflict with its neighbour in May, the deputy chief of India's army said on Friday, calling for urgent upgrades to the country's air defence systems.
China helped Pakistan with 'live inputs' in conflict with India, claims Indian army official
Indian army official calls for urgent air defence upgrades.Singh didn't reveal how India got intel from China. Pakistan said they knew our key vector's location: official.NEW DELHI: China gave Islamabad live inputs on key...
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