India established decisive advantage after “losses” in the air on first day of Operation Sindoor: CDS

India has swiftly turned the tide in its favor following initial setbacks in the air on the first day of Operation Sindoor, as confirmed by the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS). Despite early losses, the Indian military quickly adapted its tactics, demonstrating strategic resilience and agility. This shift in approach enabled India to establish a decisive advantage in the ongoing conflict with Pakistan. The adaptation of tactics was crucial in regaining control and momentum, ultimately leading to a ceasefire agreement between the two nations. Both countries have shown a commendable level of rationality throughout the conflict, opting for dialogue over escalation. This mutual restraint has played a significant role in de-escalating tensions and preventing further hostilities. Importantly, the situation has not escalated to a nuclear threat, with both sides maintaining a focus on conventional warfare. This development underscores a shared understanding of the catastrophic consequences of nuclear confrontation. The CDS emphasized the importance of continued diplomatic engagement to ensure lasting peace and stability in the region.

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