New Delhi, July 29 -- Congress leader and former Union Minister P Chidambaram on Tuesday stated that India's war during Operation Sindoor was not just a conflict against Pakistan, but a combined threat posed by both Pakistan and China.

Speaking during the debate on Operation Sindoor in the Rajya Sabha, Chidambaram stated that India was not just fighting a one-front or two-front war scenario, but a fusion of both Pakistan and China.

"Deputy Chief of Army Staff has admitted to the Chinese aircraft and missiles being deployed by Pakistan during the Operation Sindoor. If that is true, then the conclusion is that Pakistan has been testing Chinese missiles, and India is not fighting a one-front or two-front war scenario, but a fused front war...