New Delhi. Current Air Force Chief Air Chief Marshal AP Singh is scheduled to retire at the end of this month. Before his retirement, Air Chief Marshal AP Singh has given a strong warning to Pakistan. Air Chief Marshal gave the example of Operation Sindoor while speaking to news agency PTI. He said that during Operation Sindoor, precise and measured attacks were carried out on the western front. These attacks proved that no enemy target is beyond the reach of the Indian Air Force.
Air Chief Marshal AP Singh described Operation Sindoor as a major success of the Indian Air Force's capability strategy against terrorism. The Indian Air Force Chief said that in the military operation conducted in the enemy territory on the western border, which was about 1200 kilometers wide and 200 kilometers deep, the brave soldiers of India carried out precise and deadly attacks on the targets. He said that some of the weapons developed in India performed exceptionally well and inflicted deep and deep damage into the enemy territory. Air Force Chief AP Singh said that it has once again been proved to the whole world that air power has a decisive role as India's primary counter-defender and strong strategic force. He also cautioned that after the success of Operation Sindoor, the Army should further strengthen its capabilities instead of being careless.
Air Chief Marshal said that the biggest lesson learned from Operation Sindoor was that many options should be kept open. Also, the strategy will have to be changed rapidly if the tactics of the enemy change. He said that only a capable army can do this. She can use multiple options without relying on any one weapon. AP Singh said that due to this flexibility, the Indian Air Force was successful in taking action while keeping the tension under control. Let us tell you that after the Pahalgam terrorist attack, in May 2025, India had launched Operation Sindoor against terrorists in Pakistan. When Pakistan Army came to respond to this, the Indian Army and Air Force attacked its 11 airbases and many radars and caused great destruction.