PM Modi Visits Adampur Air Base Amidst India-Pakistan Tensions
Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the Adampur air base in Punjab to meet with the Indian Air Force personnel involved in recent conflicts with Pakistan. His visit underscores India's commitment to combating terrorism and was a response to Pakistan's claims of destroying Indian defense systems.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi traveled to Adampur air base in Punjab to engage with Indian Air Force personnel who have been pivotal during recent tensions with Pakistan.
In an online statement, Modi expressed gratitude to the armed forces, acknowledging their valor and highlighting India's new counter-terrorism approach, 'Operation Sindoor,' aimed at halting terrorist actions.
India and Pakistan recently agreed to cease military operations; however, Modi emphasized that India's future actions will be contingent on Pakistan's conduct, signaling no tolerance for terrorism.
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