India’s army deputy chief Rahul Singh on July 4 said that China provided Pakistan with “live inputs” during a violent four-day conflict two months ago, highlighting the adversarial powers at play.
India on May 7 launched military strikes—known as Operation Sindoor—against Pakistan over territorial disputes in Pahalgam, which triggered a sharp escalation from both of the nuclear-armed countries. A cease-fire was announced on May 10, temporarily cooling political tensions.
Speaking on lessons from the conflict, India faced three adversaries, said Singh at a defense event on Friday. While Pakistan was “in the front,” from behind, China’s communist regime was “providing all possible support,” he said….
India Says China Supplied ‘Live Inputs’ to Pakistan During May 7 Conflict
