Indian Air Force Chief Highlights Strategic Success of Operation Sindoor and Indigenous Military Capabilities

Air Chief Marshal AP Singh addressed air warriors during the Air Force Day celebration at Hindon air base, highlighting the IAF's achievements in Operation Sindoor.

Speaking at the Hindon air base in Uttar Pradesh, the Chief of Air Staff expressed professional pride in the Indian Air Force's performance during Operation Sindoor, demonstrating to the world how air power can decisively shape military outcomes within days.

He described Operation Sindoor as exemplary of what can be achieved through meticulous planning, disciplined training, and determined execution. The bold and precise strikes conducted by the IAF restored offensive air action's rightful position in India's national consciousness.

Air Chief Marshal Singh highlighted how India's robust air defense architecture and offensive deployment of long-range surface-to-air missile systems effectively limited adversary operations while safeguarding vital national assets.

The Chief particularly praised the outstanding performance of indigenously developed and integrated weapons, which delivered precise, devastating strikes deep within enemy territory. This success, he noted, validates India's confidence in domestically produced military capabilities.

He expressed satisfaction with the accelerating integration of new systems, weapons, and equipment into the IAF's operational framework, calling it a "significant success" for the force.

Air Chief Marshal Singh also recognized the enhanced culture of accountability, safety, and security among air warriors, directly reflected in reduced incidents and accidents within the service.

The Air Chief commended leadership across all levels for demonstrating exceptional vision and empathy, ensuring that personnel receive necessary training and motivation to excel in their duties.