Why India missiles hit Pak airbases & send message they can strike at will : Gen KJS ‘Tiny’ Dhillon

Name: Why India missiles hit Pak airbases & send message they can strike at will : Gen KJS ‘Tiny’ Dhillon
Uploaded: 2025-05-12T23:17:17+05:30
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Description: Why India missiles hit Pak airbases & send message they can strike at will : Gen KJS ‘Tiny’ Dhillon

In the edition of #TheTribuneInterview, The Tribune’s Editor-in-chief Jyoti Malhotra speaks to former chief of the Defence Intelligence Agency, retired Lt Gen KJS ‘Tiny’ Dhillon on the significance of India’s nine missile strikes deep into Pakistan airbases #OperationSindoor #KJSDhillon #IndiaDefense...

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Updated At : 11:17 PM May 12, 2025 IST

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India Pakistan tensions Indian Air Force operations Indian military strategy Indian missile strikes KJS Dhillon interview nuclear deterrence Operation Sindoor Pahalgam attack response Pakistan airbases South Asia security

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