Operation Sindoor: India's Strategic Escalation Dominance

Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh highlights Operation Sindoor's aim to maintain escalation dominance over terrorists, ensuring strategic control over response times and magnitudes. Singh reflects on the operation's success, Pakistan's capitulation, and the coordination among Indian forces following the Pahalgam attack.

In a decisive move to establish strategic dominance, Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh emphasized the objectives of Operation Sindoor to ensure 'escalation dominance' over terrorists. Speaking exclusively to ANI, Singh underscored India's control over future responses, dictating the magnitude and timing, signaling a strong stance against terrorism.

Singh noted the near-complete achievement of India's aims in Operation Sindoor, stressing that it was designed to keep adversaries alert while strategically withdrawing some forces. The operation, triggered by a terror attack in Pahalgam, was marked by an unprecedented level of coordination across India's defense and intelligence services, achieving substantial results.

Pakistan's request for a cessation of hostilities following India's targeted responses highlights the operation's success. Singh revealed that significant Pakistani losses, including damage to key air bases, were part of the operation's objectives. These actions demonstrated India's unwavering commitment to counter-terrorism and maintaining regional security.