Satellite images show Pakistan hid its warships on the Iranian border during Operation Sindoor

Our intrepid Indian Army had started belabouring the Pakistani Army during Operation Sindoor after destroying terror camps of terrorists. Afraid of the Indian Army’s strength and prowess, the poltroon Pakistani Army had started hiding its naval warships, which is being exposed in the satellite images taken by an American company, Maxar.

New Delhi: During Operation Sindoor, the Indian Army destroyed 9 terrorist hideouts of Pakistan and killed more than 100 terrorists. Now a big secret about this operation has been revealed. It has been revealed that the Pakistani Navy hid its warships due to fear of Indian missiles.

An American company, Maxar, has released pictures taken from satellite. These pictures show that Pakistan had removed its naval ships from the Naval Base of Karachi and sent them to commercial ports. They even sent some ships to Gwadar, which is just 100 kilometers away from the Iranian border. That is, due to fear of India's attack, Pakistan ran away and hid its ships near Iran.

This shows that the Indian Army is so powerful that enemy countries get scared in front of it. During Operation Sindoor, India not only killed the terrorists but also scared Pakistan so much that it had to hide its own ships at another place. This is a proof of the bravery and strength of the Indian Army!

This incident also shows that nowadays, with the help of satellite technology, nothing can remain hidden in the world. The pictures shown by the American company exposed Pakistan's cunningness.

In simple words, Pakistan's condition in front of India was like a child hiding his toys out of fear! Seeing the power of the Indian army, Pakistan had to run to the Iranian border to save its plane. This is a living example of India's military power.

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