India Warns Pakistan Post India’s surgical strike, Operation Sindoor against terror launch pads in Pakistan. Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) under Operation Sindoor, the Indian government has threatened its neighbor. Sources in the top government said that India has additional terror camps on its targeting radar. And won’t mind taking more measures if Pakistan takes any action.
India is ready to continue its war on terror and is ready to teach Pakistan a lesson again if it is required, as per sources. The threat was issued after India effectively conducted non-contact military attacks on nine terror camps in Bahawalpur, Muridke. Sialkot in Pakistan and five targets in PoK.
Pakistan’s Response
Pakistan has responded quite forcefully to the strikes, as Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif termed the actions of India . They called it a “cowardly attack”. But everyone knows who are the real cowards when they attacked innocent tourists. They again reaffirmed that they “will not go unpunished”. The Prime Minister has asserted that Pakistan holds the right to respond unequivocally and that a “resolute response is already being launched”. That said, the Defence Minister of Pakistan Khawaja Asif later suggested the nation could take a step back if India pauses its operations.
India’s Security Strategy In The Future
India has made it categorically clear that it will not accept any retaliatory move by Pakistan. The officials have underlined that no military facilities were hit and the strikes were proportionate, measured, and non-escalatory. The Indian military forces are still ready to retaliate to any Pakistani misadventure.
India’s threat to Pakistan is a demonstration of its strong opposition to terrorism and adherence to national security. With tensions escalating, the global community waits with bated breath to witness how both countries maneuver in the wake of Operation Sindoor and if diplomacy could check further escalation.
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