German Bundestag (Parliament) member Gerold Ottain
Berlin: German’s Parliament Bundestag member Gerwold Ottten has appreciated India’s anti -terrorism campaign ‘Operation Sindoor’. He said that Operation Sindoor was “extremely successful and necessary”. Terrorism is no longer a problem of any one country, but it has become a global challenge against which all countries will have to work together. Gerwold Ottone said, “We fully support the efforts of the Indian government against terrorism.
Action is also necessary on supporters of terror
The German MP said, ‘Operation Sindoor’ was a clear message that terrorism would not be tolerated at any cost. Accurate attacks were carried out on terrorist bases, making it clear that India is fully prepared to deal with this threat. ” However, he also said that action on terrorist organizations is not only enough, but it is necessary to put international pressure on supporters and protectors behind them.
Strong relationship between India and Germany
Ottten said that there is regular communication and cooperation between India and Germany on issues like terrorism. There is also an established information-sharing system between the two countries, exchanging intelligence related to terrorism. He also stated that Germany has a state -of -the -art anti -terrorism unit, named GSG 9. This unit is known for dealing with global terrorism. He suggested that countries like India and Germany can learn from each other’s experiences and strengthen their strategies against terrorism. It is clear from the statement of Gerwold Ottone that India is constantly getting support against terrorism on international forums, and nations like Germany are standing shoulder to shoulder in this fight.
What was India’s operation vermilion
On April 22, Pakistani militants were attacked in Pahalgam Valley in Kashmir. During this, he killed 26 innocent Indians by asking religion. After this, India strikedown at 9 Pakistan’s terrorist bases on the night of 6-7 May. More than 100 terrorists were killed in this. In response, Pakistan tried to target India’s military bases. But after this, India again demolished about 19 important bases in Pakistan, including the airbase and port of Pakistan. Fearful of this, Pakistan came to the shelter of India for a ceasefire.
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