'Operation Sindoor Was A Clear Declaration Of India's Stand Against State-Sponsored Terrorism': Rajnath Singh At ADMM-Plus Forum | Video
Cebu: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh took a strong stance against state-sponsored terrorism while addressing the ADMM-Plus forum on Thursday in Cebu, Philippines. He said, “India reiterates its commitment to enhancing security in the region and eradicating terrorism at its roots.”
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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said, “India’s experience in the field of counter-terrorism is not limited to classroom learning or theoretical knowledge. Rather, it has been gained through decades of confronting cross-border security challenges on the ground. Every strategy we employ against terrorism has been tested and proven effective in real-world operations.
#WATCH | Philippines | Defence Minister Rajnath Singh speaks at the 13th ASEAN Defence Ministers' Meeting Plus (ADMM-PLUS)
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He says, "India's experience in the field of counter-terrorism is not just theoretical knowledge, but rather an experience gained over decades while… pic.twitter.com/JVZJal2xz7
Referring to Operation Sindoor, Rajnath Singh said, “We demonstrated a major example of India’s approach to combating terrorism during Operation Sindoor last year, when we destroyed a large number of terrorist infrastructure sites. It was also a clear declaration of India’s stance against state-sponsored terrorism.”
#WATCH | Philippines | Defence Minister Rajnath Singh speaks at the 13th ASEAN Defence Ministers' Meeting Plus (ADMM-PLUS)
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He says, "India is fully prepared to share its practical and battle-tested counter-terrorism experiences with its ADMM-Plus partners. Through joint military… pic.twitter.com/ChjkNCG2v8
Calling for the sharing of practical and battle-tested counter-terrorism experience with ADMM-Plus partners, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said, “Through joint military exercises, capacity-building programmes and robust intelligence sharing, we can further strengthen our collective capabilities. We support an Indo-Pacific that is secure and resilient, where peace and stability are not merely aspirations but the outcome of our collective efforts.”
#WATCH | Philippines | Defence Minister Rajnath Singh speaks at the 13th ASEAN Defence Ministers' Meeting Plus (ADMM-PLUS)
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He says, "First and foremost, I express my deepest grief and condolences over the untimely demise of four brave pilots of the Philippine Air Force in the… pic.twitter.com/1mIWjI7VWr
At the beginning of his address, Rajnath Singh first expressed his condolences over the aircraft crash in the Philippines on October 23. He said, “I express my deepest grief and condolences over the untimely demise of four brave pilots of the Philippine Air Force in the unfortunate accident that occurred on October 23rd. In this hour of sorrow, India stands in complete solidarity with the Armed Forces of the Philippines and the bereaved families."
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He also said that, “India has always valued ASEAN’s central role. We envision an Indo-Pacific region that is open, inclusive, and based on a rules-based international order. Our long-term strategic engagement with ASEAN is built on shared interests, mutual respect, and practical cooperation.”
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