India Thwarts Threat: Pakistan's Drone and Missile Strike Foiled
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh reviewed the national security situation after India successfully repelled Pakistan's attempts to target military installations, including those in Jammu and Pathankot, with drones and missiles. The Indian armed forces remain vigilant, committed to safeguarding the nation's sovereignty.
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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh conducted a thorough review of India's national security situation with top military leaders on Friday, following Pakistan's failed attempt to strike Indian military facilities.
The meeting was attended by key military figures, including Chief of Defence Staff Gen Anil Chauhan, where they discussed the dynamic security environment.
Late Thursday, Indian forces neutralised a coordinated attack using drones and missiles targeting multiple locations, demonstrating India's readiness to defend its sovereignty.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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