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China, which initially backed Pakistan during Operation Sindoor, is now seeking global attention by trying to take credit for the India-Pakistan ceasefire. India's diplomatic circles see this as Beijing’s attempt to reshape its image amid rising regional tensions.
The Baloch Liberation Army has issued a strong statement during the ongoing India-Pakistan tensions, calling Pakistan’s ceasefire offer a "hoax." It clarified its independence and declared support for India if military action is taken, signaling growing regional pressure on Islamabad.
The Indian Army’s DGMO briefed the nation on Operation Sindoor, confirming that over 100 terrorists and 40 Pakistani soldiers were eliminated. The press conference began with Shiv Tandav, symbolizing India’s aggressive but focused strategy. 10 key takeaways were shared, including future response plans.
After India launched Operation Sindoor in retaliation to the Pahalgam terror attack, senior Congress leader P. Chidambaram praised PM Modi’s limited and strategic military response. He called it a smart and bold decision that avoided war but ensured Pakistan felt the pressure.
The Israeli Air Force launched heavy bombing operations in Gaza as part of its continued military campaign against Hamas. At least 23 Palestinians have been reported dead. International concern is rising as the humanitarian situation worsens amid growing casualties.
Following the India-Pakistan ceasefire, former U.S. President Donald Trump praised the effort but stirred controversy by offering to mediate on the Kashmir issue. India responded firmly, reminding that Kashmir is an internal matter and external interference is unacceptable.
The Indian Air Force confirmed that Operation Sindoor has not been halted despite the ceasefire with Pakistan. Officials stated that the operation was executed with precision and in the national interest. More details will be shared once the mission is complete.
Salman Khan posted a tweet welcoming the India-Pakistan ceasefire but deleted it soon after facing heavy trolling. Critics questioned his silence on the Pahalgam terror attack and Pakistan’s actions, accusing him of selective concern. Salman has not issued any clarification yet.
Following ceasefire violations, Pakistan issued a statement saying it fully respects the truce and accused India of provocation. India’s Foreign Secretary strongly refuted the claims, stressing that Pakistan must take the situation seriously and stop further escalation.
In a significant diplomatic development, Russian President Vladimir Putin has invited Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for direct talks to end the 39-month-long war. The face-to-face meeting is likely to be held in Turkey, with hopes rising for a breakthrough in peace negotiations.
