Will Operation Sindoor escalate into a mature India-Pakistan war? This is what war veterans feel like…

Pakistani forces assess the impact of “Operation sindoor”

Will Operation Sindor escalate into a mature India-Pakistan war? Or is it a Pakistani response that is limited to symbolic and constrained in the form of several attacks in India? Specializes in talking to DNA, Major General (Retired) PK Sehgal Saying it all depends on Pakistan's reaction. He said Pakistan's reaction was not ruled out. Pakistani troops are most likely to retaliate and attack Indian targets. Pakistan Army Chief Asim Muneer has begun the current crisis and he hopes the matter will escalate.

Is India ready to prepare?

Major General The Major General fought in the wars of 1962, 1965, 1971 and 1999 expressed that India was fully prepared to thwart any Pakistani disaster. He said the Russian-made S-400, AWAC and other systems have been deployed, and India is able to intercept and destroy a variety of aircraft, missiles and drones from Pakistan. They will be destroyed and Islamabad will be taught a lesson.

Pakistan wage propaganda war

However, he said Pakistan may choose not to engage in major retaliation. It launched a propaganda war against India and claimed to have shot down five Indian aircraft. This is a complete lie because all IAF aircraft returned to base after successfully targeting the terrorist hiding place. Pakistani troops may do so to convince their population to stop New Delhi and no further action is needed now.

Pakistan under pressure

Major General (Retired) Sehgal It is also said that Islamabad is under tremendous international pressure. All countries, including its all-weather friend China, have condemned terrorism and sent a strong signal to Pakistan. Keeping this in mind, Islamabad may not escalate, and although it can carry out some symbolic attacks, there are few consequences.

Is Pakistan ready for war?

Exclusive talk to DNA, defense experts Amit Bansal Says the Pakistani army will definitely respond to the Indian attack and retaliate. He also said that Pakistani artillery had begun shelling Indian targets across the entire line of control. Islamabad may try to hit some targets in India to save its face. But there is no indication that neither India nor Pakistan want it, escalating the current crisis into a full-scale war. No side is ready for a full-scale war. However, the Pakistani army is known as the hero of the country and it certainly hopes to hit this image larger than life in India.