Ex-CDS Chauhan confirms loitering munitions reached Kirana Hills area during Operation Sindoor

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Former Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan has shed light on the conduct of Operation Sindoor, stating that loitering munitions were deployed in the vicinity of Sargodha in Pakistan. These munitions were programmed to seek out radar installations in the region. After failing to locate their primary targets, the munitions may have struck the Kirana Hills area. Chauhan's remarks provide the clearest official-level explanation yet of how the operation unfolded near the sensitive Pakistani site.

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