00:00Operation Sindur
00:01Regiment of Artillery
00:02The most important work in this sector
00:04The enemy
00:05The enemy was given the answer
00:06The security was given
00:07The enemy was given
00:09The enemy's targets
00:10The enemy was engaged
00:11The enemy was engaged
01:00I'm sorry sir, go ahead and get, get, Pakistanis.
01:30Oh
02:00I want to tell you that the Regiment of Artillery was a very big role in this sector.
02:07The operation of Artillery was employed in this way,
02:14so that he could use the battalion headquarters, gun areas, logistic installations,
02:20fire, and target.
02:25This thing for us, the fire direction center,
02:30our gunners were so high and coordinated,
02:34that all the people had met,
02:36and all the people had fired up on them.
02:40We had no idea that heavy enemy shelling had,
02:44so the professionalism and technical proficiency was so high,
02:50that they had given the enemy's mouth and answers,
02:55and the security that they had engaged,
02:59and engaged all the enemy's targets,
03:01and the fire was made to see them.
03:03See, the role of Artillery in this Operation Sindur was to put down the enemy fire,
03:24and to punish him whenever he was targeting civilian infrastructure.
03:28Towards this, initially we responded very proportionately when he was targeting our military bases,
03:34but thereafter when he started targeting civilians,
03:37we decided to respond punitively.
03:39And this punitive engagement was precise, timely,
03:42and within a very short timeframe,
03:45his entire ecosystem of the firepower was neutralized.
03:50I can confirm to you that there have been multiple damages caused by the artillery,
03:55and we have suffered no damages.
03:58As far as somebody was asking me about technology,
04:01this technology is now deep-rooted in every unit and subunit of the Indian Army,
04:08and each of my gunners is a techno-warrior.
04:11So whether it is surveillance or target acquisition or communication or target engagement,
04:18everything is networked, everything is automated,
04:21and therefore what we call the artillery, the kill chain.
04:24Our kill chain is much shorter than his.
04:26So before he can finish an engagement, we are already firing on to him,
04:28and that is how we have maintained our dominance in this sector.
04:30the police have decided to wipe out the resignation and the apology of the operations.
04:45The police are wounded.
04:47The police have python in a military army,
04:48but their police are out there alive.
04:49They are killed.
04:50The police have killed their hepatitis.
04:53They have killed their ship.
04:56And the police, they are killed.
04:57We have killed them.
04:58Oh
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