General Upendra Dwivedi acknowledges Pakistan monitored Indian troop movements and aircraft locations during tense standoff
In a candid admission, Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi revealed that during Operation Sindoor, Pakistan had full satellite intelligence of India’s military deployments. Speaking at a press conference in New Delhi, he stated that Pakistan was aware of the exact positions of Indian aircraft, units, and naval assets.
The general simultaneously accused Pakistan of various provocations but confirmed the extent of surveillance, highlighting Pakistan’s advanced reconnaissance capabilities. Analysts say this acknowledgment underscores the growing strategic balance and the importance of missile and satellite forces in South Asia.
