During Operation Sindoor, China openly supported Pakistan and also helped its army. According to an Indian Army officer, China gave live input to Pakistan.
Pakistan’s Army Chief Asim Munir has denied taking help from any other country. In this military action, the Indian Army killed many terrorists, which infuriated Pakistan.
During Operation Sindoor, China not only openly supported Pakistan’s actions but also helped the Pakistan Army. In fact, Indian Army Deputy Chief Lieutenant General Rahul R. Singh said that while India was running Operation Sindoor, live inputs were being provided to Pakistan by China.
However, Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir has said that his army has not taken help from any other country. This information is not correct. During ‘Operation Banyanam Marsus’, Pakistan Army did not take help from any third country.
India had launched Operation Sindoor against the terrorists
Let us tell you that on 22 April, Pakistan-sponsored terrorists killed 26 people in Pahalgam. After this, India started military action (Operation Sindoor) against the terrorists.
Under the military action, the Indian Army killed more than 100 terrorists present in Pakistan and occupied Kashmir. Pakistan was furious after the terrorists were killed. After this, more than 100 drone attacks were carried out by Pakistan on India on the night of 6-7 May. After this, the military conflict between the two countries continued for about four days.
What did Deputy Chief Lieutenant General Rahul R. Singh say?
According to General Rahul Singh, China provided military technical assistance to Pakistan during the four-day military conflict between India and Pakistan.
He said that China used its satellites to monitor the activities of the Indian Army. Gave real time inputs to Pakistan. Even when ceasefire talks were going on between the DGMOs of India and Pakistan, China was helping Pakistan.