New Delhi, Aug 15 (NationPress) Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated on Friday that Operation Sindoor has significantly disrupted Pakistan's peace, with the extent of destruction being so profound that new revelations surface daily.

He shared these insights during his address from the historic Red Fort, asserting that India will no longer tolerate nuclear blackmail. Should the adversary engage in further provocations, the Indian Armed Forces will respond decisively.

“India will not accept nuclear threats. Should the enemy attempt any misadventures, our Armed Forces will retaliate effectively. Our stance is clear: blood and water will not mingle,” he stated.

Modi emphasized the significance of this August 15, declaring, “Today, I had the honor to salute the courageous soldiers of Operation Sindoor from the Red Fort’s ramparts. Our valiant soldiers have inflicted punishments on the adversaries that exceed their expectations.”

He expressed pride in the Armed Forces, who were given autonomy to strategize and execute their missions, leading to extraordinary outcomes.

“We empowered our Armed Forces, enabling them to plan, determine objectives, and choose timing. They set a precedent not seen in decades by advancing hundreds of kilometers into enemy territory, obliterating terrorist strongholds,” he explained.

“Pakistan's rest remains elusive. The destruction there is so extensive that new information continues to emerge,” he noted.

“Today, I am proud to honor the brave soldiers of Operation Sindoor from the Red Fort. Our valiant forces delivered a response to the enemies that was truly unexpected. The horrific acts carried out by terrorists in Pahalgam ignited anger in every Indian. Operation Sindoor is a manifestation of that collective rage,” the Prime Minister remarked.

He highlighted that India has endured the anguish of terrorism for decades. “We have established a new norm: terrorists and those who support them are equally culpable threats to humanity,” he stated.

Prime Minister Modi hoisted the national flag and addressed the nation from the renowned Red Fort in the capital. He described this great celebration of freedom as a festival of 1.4 billion resolutions.

“This freedom festival is a moment of pride for our collective achievements. Enthusiasm fills every heart. The nation continuously fortifies its spirit of unity,” he concluded in his much-anticipated address.