The nuclear blackmail will no longer affect India's security decisions, said Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modine in its speech on India's Independence Day.
"India has decided that it will not tolerate nuclear blackmail. The nuclear blackmail continues for a long time, but we will not accept it now, "he said.
"We have decided that terrorists and their friends will not be saved and will treat them equally. We will not give up on nuclear pressure, "he added.
Touching upon the strike and the country's response to the action, Sinduri, the Prime Minister of India noted that the authorities have given the armed forces complete freedom of action.
"They decide on the strategy, the goal and time. Our troops did what no one had done for decades. We have penetrated hundreds of miles to the enemy's territory and equaled the terrorists' headquarters, "he said.
