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Brinks Report > Blog > Today > T-72 Thunder: How India’s Tanks Crushed Pakistan’s Attack in Operation Sindoor
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T-72 Thunder: How India’s Tanks Crushed Pakistan’s Attack in Operation Sindoor

Dolon Mondal
Last updated: May 20, 2025 4:50 pm
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India deployed its T-72 tanks during Operation Sindoor to take down enemy posts near the Line of Control (LoC). These tanks, built in Chennai’s Avadi factory, have been the backbone of India’s armored forces for decades.

Weighing 44.5 tonnes, moving at 60 kmph, and packing a 125mm cannon, the T-72 is not just a war machine—it’s a message.

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For the common Indian, it means one thing: we don’t wait for terror to cross the border—we cross first.

Built in India, Ready for War

The T-72 was first introduced by the Soviet Union in 1971. But India made it her own. With over 2,500 T-72 tanks in service, the Indian Army has customized these machines with better engines, Explosive Reactive Armour, GPS systems, and fire suppression tech.

The tanks can cross rivers, climb mountains, and now—with 1,000 HP engines ordered in 2025—they’ll move faster and hit harder. The $248 million deal with Rosoboronexport, under the Make in India initiative, ensures local tech and jobs stay in India while our enemies lose sleep.

Operation Sindoor: Steel on the Ground

During Operation Sindoor, the Indian Army deployed T-72s to destroy enemy positions helping infiltration. These weren’t random strikes—they were precise and planned.

An Army officer told NDTV,

“We know which enemy posts are used for infiltration. We took an informed call—and hit the targets.”

Also Read Operation Sindoor: What India Destroyed in PoK’s Leepa Valley

This wasn’t just retaliation. It was a warning with steel tracks and cannon fire.

What Sets the T-72 Apart?

  • Main Gun: 125mm
  • Support Guns: 7.62mm coaxial + 12.7mm heavy
  • Armor Thickness: 200mm
  • Speed: 60 kmph
  • Crew: 3 men
  • Range: 500 km

It holds 44 shells, half loaded in an auto-loader—saving time, saving lives.

Also Read “Operation Sindoor” Indian Army Shoots Down Over 600 Pakistani Drones..

And with new indigenous tanks planned (600 units announced in 2023), India is preparing to retire the old warhorses with pride, not panic.

India has always depended on Russia for arms. But with the Ukraine war reshuffling global alliances, New Delhi is now eyeing the West, while building stronger defence systems at home.

So while the world debates, India acts. The T-72’s role in Operation Sindoor proves that India’s military muscle isn’t just about flashy jets or missiles—sometimes, it’s about rolling up in an old tank and getting the job done.

Some may scoff at the T-72, calling it outdated. But here’s the thing:
It still wins wars. It still protects borders. And it’s still Indian.

For a country that’s seen decades of cross-border terror, the message is simple:
We’ll strike first. We’ll strike smart. And we’ll strike with T-72s if we have to.

Also Read Golden Temple Was the Target: What Pakistan Planned—and How India Crushed It Overnight

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