'Rawalpindi or Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, everything within our range', says Lt Gen Sumer Ivan D'Cunha

NEW DELHI: Director General of Army Air Defense Lieutenant General Sumer Ivan D'Cunha spoke highly of India's military might, making it capable of attacking every nook and corner of Pakistan. Cunha quipped that it would not matter if Pakistan moved its military headquarters from Rawalpindi and said that the neighbouring nation would require a deep hole to hide from Indian retaliation.

"The whole of Pakistan is within our range. India has all the weapons it needs to strike Pakistan deeply. They can shift the military headquarters from Rawalpindi to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa or wherever they want.

India's counter-attacks have had a huge impact on Rawalpindi. Pakistan has sent around a thousand drones along the western border in the past four days. All the drones that came with weapons were destroyed by a joint operation of the Army, Air Force and Navy. We ensured that no innocent people were killed in the attacks," Cunha said.

On April 22, India launched a counter-offensive called Operation Sindoor, destroying terrorist camps in Pakistan, and avenging the Pahalgam terrorist attack. India destroyed four terrorist camps in Pakistan and five in occupied Kashmir. These were camps of Lashkar, Jaish-e-Mohammed and Hizbul Mujahideen. 70 terrorists were killed. Among the dead were 10 relatives and four followers of Jaish-e-Mohammed chief and sister of wanted dreaded terrorist Masood Azhar.