Indian forces launched Operation Sindoor to avenge the Pahalgam terror attack, and military leaders framed the strategy through striking analogies like “chess” and “innings defeat.” Over nearly 88 hours, precision strikes targeted terror infrastructure, described as focused and proportionate. The operation is being presented as a clear deterrent message while underscoring intent to end threats surgically.
Lieutenant General Balbir Singh assumed charge of the Chinar Corps in Srinagar, bringing over 34 years of service and deep experience in counter-terrorism operations. He paid tribute to fallen soldiers and promised close coordination with the civil administration and people of Kashmir to strengthen peace and stability. He also called for broad societal cooperation to tackle persistent regional challenges.
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India’s Secretary (West) Sibi George met UN counter-terrorism leadership to discuss closer cooperation and the evolving terror threat landscape. The talks also broadened into a renewed call for UN reforms, with George stressing multilateralism and arguing for stronger representation of the Global South, including in the UN Security Council.
London police are investigating whether Iran played a role in a string of arson attacks on Jewish sites, as the UK Chief Rabbi warns of a widening campaign of violence. A pro-Iranian group has claimed responsibility for some incidents, prompting counter-terrorism units to scrutinize the threats and watch for hostile activity within the UK amid rising tensions.
A year after the April 2025 Pahalgam attack, India marks the moment with renewed resolve. Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid tribute to the victims and reiterated that India will never bow down. In May 2025, India launched Operation Sindoor, aimed at dismantling terror infrastructure across Pakistan and Pakistan occupied Jammu and Kashmir, as armed forces signal a tougher, technology backed response.
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