China openly helped Pakistan, from satellites to weapons! Is India at a two-front war?

During Operation Sindoor, China gave information to Pakistan through its satellites to redeploy its air defense system to protect itself from India’s retaliation. Read more on Dynamite News

New Delhi: When tensions between India and Pakistan increased recently, especially after the Pahalgam terror attack, everyone thought that China was only supporting Pakistan diplomatically, i.e., politically, reports Dynamite News correspondent.

'But now a report has revealed that China helped Pakistan not only verbally but also at the ground level—that too related to the army!

According to a Bloomberg report, an Indian think tank, the Center for Joint Warfare Studies, has said that China gave information to Pakistan through its satellites, due to which Pakistan redeployed its air defense system and radar at the right place so that it could protect itself from India's retaliation.

Not only this, the report says that when India was preparing for revenge, at the same time China started supporting Pakistan through satellites. Due to this, Pakistan kept getting information about India's military activities.

Use of Chinese weapons too.

Pakistan has admitted that it used Chinese weapons during the conflict. However, the Indian government has not yet made any public statement on this.

China's weapons display fails!

An expert associated with the think tank said that China used this opportunity to show the strength of its air defense system, but its system did not prove to be very effective. On the contrary, India's air defense foiled most of Pakistan's air attacks.

The possibility of war on two fronts increased.

According to the think tank, India had previously sensed the threat from China and Pakistan simultaneously, but now that China has openly supported Pakistan, this threat has increased further. If there is any tension between India and China in the future, then Pakistan can definitely stand with China.

How did the conflict start?

26 tourists were killed in the terrorist attack in Pahalgam on 22 April, after which India carried out airstrikes on 9 terrorist bases in Pakistan on the night of 6-7 May. In response, Pakistan carried out air strikes on some cities of India, but India's air defense stopped all those attacks. Then India also retaliated and targeted many military bases of Pakistan. Finally, a ceasefire was declared on 10 May.

Read more on Dynamite News for further updates.