India vs Pakistan War: Wing Commander Vyomika Singh Confirms Retaliatory Drone Strikes, Foreign Secretary Misri Says “Pakistan Will Not Succeed”
India has launched retaliatory drone strikes targeting Pakistani air defence sites, while Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri asserted that "Pakistan will not succeed" amid the ongoing conflict.
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India vs Pakistan War: Wing Commander Vyomika Singh Confirms Retaliatory Drone Strikes, Foreign Secretary Misri Says “Pakistan Will Not Succeed”
Amid the escalating India vs Pakistan War, Wing Commander Vyomika Singh has confirmed that India launched retaliatory drone strikes targeting four Pakistani air defence sites. The strikes resulted in the destruction of one Pakistani air defence radar, dealing a significant blow to Pakistan’s defensive capabilities.
Speaking at a press briefing in Delhi, Wing Commander Singh provided a detailed account of the ongoing conflict, including Pakistan’s use of artillery and armed drones against Indian positions.
Key Highlights from Wing Commander Vyomika Singh’s Statement
- Retaliatory Drone Strikes: In response to Pakistan’s attacks, India deployed armed drones targeting four air defence sites in Pakistan.
- Successful Targeting: One of the drones successfully destroyed a Pakistani air defence radar.
- Pakistani Provocations: Pakistan continued artillery shelling across the Line of Control (LoC) using heavy-calibre artillery guns and armed drones.
- Indian Casualties: Some Indian army personnel sustained injuries due to Pakistani shelling.
- Pakistani Losses: Pakistan suffered significant losses in Indian retaliatory fire.
Pakistan Using Civil Airliners as Shields: A Grave Risk
In a startling revelation, Wing Commander Vyomika Singh highlighted Pakistan’s dangerous tactic of not closing its civil airspace, despite launching a failed drone and missile attack on India on May 7, 2025, at 8:30 PM.
- Civilian Risk: Pakistan is allowing civil airliners, including international flights, to fly near the India-Pakistan International Border (IB), putting them at serious risk.
- Indian Airspace Secured: India has declared a closure of its airspace in the Punjab sector, ensuring the safety of civilian flights.
- FlightRadar 24 Evidence: Screenshots displayed at the briefing showed clear evidence of Pakistani civil airliners flying close to the conflict zone, while Indian airspace was devoid of civilian flights.
- India’s Responsible Approach: Wing Commander Singh emphasized that the Indian Air Force demonstrated “considerable restraint” to ensure the safety of international civil carriers.
Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri: “Pakistan Will Not Succeed”
In a strong diplomatic message, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri declared that “Pakistan will not succeed,” pointing to Pakistani attacks on religious places in India as evidence of Islamabad’s desperate tactics.
- Condemnation of Pakistani Attacks: Misri criticized Pakistan for targeting religious sites in India, calling it a shameful attempt to create panic.
- India’s Determination: He asserted that India will continue to defend its sovereignty and will not allow Pakistan to succeed in its malicious designs.
- Global Briefing: The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has briefed major international partners about the situation, ensuring global awareness of Pakistan’s aggressive actions.
Operation Sindoor: India’s Strong Counter-Offensive
India’s decisive actions under Operation Sindoor continue to demonstrate its superior military capabilities:
- Targeted Strikes: Indian armed forces have launched precision strikes on Pakistani positions responsible for ceasefire violations and drone attacks.
- High State of Readiness: Indian forces remain on high alert along the Line of Control (LoC) and the International Border (IB).
- Civilian Protection: Indian security forces have been directed to prioritize the safety of civilians in border regions.
Pakistan’s Desperate Tactics Exposed
- Civil Airliners as Shields: Pakistan’s use of civil airliners to avoid Indian air defence is being viewed as a reckless and dangerous tactic.
- Unprovoked Attacks: Despite suffering losses, Pakistan continues to carry out unprovoked attacks on Indian positions.
- International Risk: By keeping its civil airspace open, Pakistan is endangering international flights, raising serious concerns.
What Lies Ahead
As the India vs Pakistan War continues, India remains resolute in defending its sovereignty and protecting its citizens. The use of retaliatory drone strikes demonstrates India’s ability to respond effectively to any aggression.
Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri’s strong message underscores India’s diplomatic confidence, while Wing Commander Vyomika Singh’s detailed account highlights the professionalism and restraint of the Indian armed forces.
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