India's Operation Sindoor: A Strategic Response to Pakistan's Provocations Brass Tacks
India's Operation Sindoor has showcased its military prowess, neutralizing over 600 drones and damaging Pakistani airbases. A multiparty delegation, led by Shashi Tharoor, is set to articulate India's stance on terrorism and military responses to global powers, emphasizing Pakistan's role in fostering terror. n18oc_india Watch with Zakka Jacob
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