KABUL: A senior Indian military official has claimed that China supplied Pakistan with intelligence regarding India’s key military targets during the recent border clash between India and Pakistan.
According to Reuters, General Rahul Singh, the Deputy Chief of the Indian Army, stated that Islamabad had prior knowledge of India’s intended targets for strikes, which were provided by China through its satellites.
Singh noted, “India was facing two enemies: one overt (Pakistan) and the other covert (China) that was supporting it.”
Still, neither the Chinese nor the Pakistani governments have confirmed these allegations.
Pakistan has previously denied such accusations, although it has not commented on specific intelligence collaborations.
Singh also mentioned that Turkey supported Pakistan during the conflict by providing military advisors along with Bayraktar drones, but Ankara has not made any statements regarding this matter.