Pakistan's Dar Admits India's 80-Drone 'Operation Sindoor' Strikes on 11 Airbases

• Pakistan's Deputy PM Ishaq Dar publicly admitted India's "Operation Sindoor" caused significant damage to military infrastructure, a shift from previous denials.
• India deployed over 80 drones for 36 hours, targeting 11 Pakistani airbases, including Rawalpindi's Noor Khan Airbase, in response to 26 civilian deaths in Pahalgam.
• Lt. Gen. (Retd.) KJS Dhillon refuted Pakistan's 'minor damage' claims, citing a 'Samaa TV' report of 138 posthumous gallantry awards for those killed during the operation.
• The operation, starting May 7, first destroyed 9 active terrorist camps in PoK before hitting Pakistani army bases supplying terrorists.
• PM Shehbaz Sharif's admission validates India's military might and zero-tolerance policy, showcasing a "New India" that settles scores.

Why It Matters: India's 'Operation Sindoor' exposed Pakistan's military weakness and its new resolve to settle scores.