India-Pakistan Tensions Escalate: DGMO Describes Situation as 'No Less Than a War'
In a tense media briefing on Sunday, Lt General Rajiv Ghai, Director General of Military Operations (DGMO), described the current situation between India and Pakistan as "no less than a war". The briefing, which was attended by Air Marshal AK Bharti, Vice Admiral AN Pramod, and Major General SS Sharda, among others, has shed light on the ongoing military operations and operations underway amidst heightened tensions between the two nuclear-armed nations.
The key takeaways from the briefing are as follows:
- Intensifying Military Operations: The DGMO stated that the situation is " volatile" and there is a possibility of escalation at any moment.
Pakistan Provokes Indian Forces: Ghai alleged that Pakistani forces have been provoking Indian forces, causing an increase in exchanges between the two militaries.
** Ceasefire Talks Fail to Yield Results**: The DGMO revealed that talks with Pakistan on a ceasefire agreement have not yielded positive results yet.
India Stands Ready to Protect its Sovereignty: Ghai asserted that India will take all necessary measures to protect its sovereignty and territorial integrity.
Air Chief Calls for Calm: Air Marshal Bharti urged calmness amidst the tensions, calling for restraint from both sides.
Pakistan's Role in Escalating Tensions: Vice Admiral Pramod highlighted Pakistan's role in provoking Indian forces and encouraged them to use "peaceful" means of resolving conflicts.
Indian Forces on High Alert: Major General Sharda confirmed that Indian forces are on high alert, with a heightened state of preparedness to engage any adversary.
International Community Must Interede: Ghai appealed to the international community to intervene and prevent further escalation in the region.
Military Exercises to Remain in Full Gear: The DGMO announced that military exercises will continue across India, ensuring the readiness of its armed forces to respond effectively to any emerging situation.
Indian Military Stands Strong: Lt General Ghai wrapped up the briefing by assuring the nation that the Indian military stands strong and committed to protecting its sovereignty and territorial integrity.
These comments have heightened expectations of a possible conflict between India and Pakistan, with the regional and international community watching anxiously for any shift in this situation.