military preparedness must be of very high order and it should be ready to confront short and intense conflicts as well as long duration wars, Chief of Defence Staff Gen Anil Chauhan said on Wednesday amid the dragging border row with China in eastern Ladakh. In an address at an event, Gen Chauhan also identified operational preparedness, modernisation of the armed forces, transformation and indigenisation of military hardware as key pillars to boost national security.
«In the most violent decade since World War II, there is a growing propensity amongst nations to use force to contain conflicts,» he said.
«The growing uncertainty and insecurity is leading nations to renew their national security strategy and increase expenditure on defence,» he noted, according to the defence ministry.
The Chief of Defence Staff was addressing a conclave for foreign service attaches (FSAs) hosted by the Defence Intelligence Agency of headquarters Integrated Defence Staff.
«Our operational preparedness has to be of very high order,» he said. «We got to be prepared for short and intense conflicts to a long duration kind of a war,» he said.
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