Rajnath Singh’s strong message to enemies from South Korean soil – ‘New India will not tolerate nuclear threat’

Seoul, May 20. India and South Korea on Wednesday signed important agreements to enhance cooperation in the defense cyberspace sector and military training. These agreements were reached after extensive talks between Defense Minister Rajnath Singh and his South Korean counterpart Ahn Gyu-bak, who reached the capital Seoul on a three-day visit to South Korea.

During the talks between Rajnath and Gui-Bac, both the countries reiterated their commitment to strong bilateral defense ties and a rules-based Indo-Pacific region. It is noteworthy that China’s increasing aggression has been seen in this region in recent years.

Held an excellent meeting with my South Korean counterpart, Ahn Gyu Back in Seoul. We discussed ways to further deepen India–Republic of Korea defence, defense industry and strategic cooperation, with a shared commitment towards regional peace, stability and technological… pic.twitter.com/FTqsy3fU3d

— Rajnath Singh (@rajnathsingh) May 20, 2026

The two leaders reviewed overall defense cooperation and discussed enhancing cooperation in areas such as joint production of military equipment, maritime security, emerging technologies and regional security.

Apart from agreements related to cyberspace and military training, two agreements were also signed between India’s Larsen & Toubro (L&T) and South Korea’s Hanwha Company.

Speaking at the Indian Community event in Seoul.

— Rajnath Singh (@rajnathsingh) May 20, 2026

Rajnath Singh’s big message on Operation Sindoor

In the same sequence, while addressing the Indian community, Rajnath Singh described ‘Operation Sindoor’ as proof of India’s transformation into a strong, confident and capable nation. He said, “This operation is proof that India will not tolerate terrorism in any form. As a responsible nuclear power, we firmly adhere to the ‘no first use’ policy.”

‘India will not tolerate nuclear threat‘

The Defense Minister said, “However, sometimes people mistake our restraint and commitment to peace as weakness. India, while remaining committed to its ‘no first use’ policy, will not tolerate any kind of nuclear threat. This is the new India.”

The Defense Ministry said that the agreements signed between the two countries are a sign of a bright future for defense innovation and technology partnership. These agreements are expected to enhance cooperation between the defense industries of the two countries and promote technology cooperation and capacity building.