Sources confirmed that the operation is not over and put forward a new normal in India’s counter-terrorism approach, stressing that Pakistan must accept new reality and cannot expect business as usual.
Sources told ANI: “Operation Sindoor is not over yet, we are in the new normal, and the world must accept this. Pakistan must accept this; this cannot do things as usual.”
Earlier on Sunday, President Trump welcomed the cessation of hostilities between India and Pakistan, saying millions could die if peace was not resolved. The U.S. President mentioned potential nuclear radiation between the two countries.
The President of the United States said in a post about Truth Social: “I am proud of the strong and strong leadership of India and Pakistan, as it has the strength, wisdom and perseverance to fully understand and understand, it is time to stop the current aggression which can lead to the death and destruction of many people, and so many kind and ignorant people that your legacy may suffer from a huge attitude!
Trump continues to stick to the claim that the United States has helped peace and proposed a solution to mediate Kashmir.
The President of the United States attended X and wrote: “I am proud that the United States can help you make this historic and heroic decision. Although there is no discussion, I will greatly increase trade and both of these great countries will work with you. In addition, I will work with you, “after a thousand years,” whether the solution can deliver on Kashmir.
Meanwhile, India has repeatedly rejected any third-party intervention on the Jamu and Kashmir issue and made it clear that the region is an integral part of India.
Pakistan violated the hostilities between the two countries’ DGMOs on Saturday, with the Indian army retaliating and handling the border invasion as the fire and military operations ceased.
Foreign Minister Vikram Misri said in a special briefing that this is a violation and India is very serious about these violations”. India calls on Pakistan to take appropriate measures to resolve these violations and handle the situation seriously and responsibly.
Misri said India’s armed forces had been directed to strongly deal with any repeated violations of borders along international borders and instructions for the line of control.
Misri said: “In the past few hours, there have been repeated violations of the understanding between the directors of the Indian and Pakistan military operations tonight. This is a violation of the understanding drawn earlier today.
He added: “We call on Pakistan to take appropriate measures to address these violations and to deal with the situation with serious and accountable responsibility. The armed forces have maintained a strong vigilance about the situation. They have directed strongly to deal with any duplicate instances of border violations along the international border.”
India launched Operation Sindoor on May 7 in response to the terrifying terrorist attack on Pahalgam on April 22. India attacked terrorist infrastructure strikes in Pakistan and Pakistan, occupying Jamu and Kashmir. Pakistan upgraded its bets with a series of unreasonable upgrades that were effectively knocked back by India. (ANI)
