Overview
- Doval challenged international outlets to show any satellite or photographic proof of damage on Indian soil from Pakistan’s counterstrikes, insisting “not even a glass pane was broken.”
- He recapped that Operation Sindoor, launched on May 7–8, targeted nine terrorist camps deep inside Pakistan and PoK, striking each with pinpoint accuracy and avoiding unintended sites.
- The NSA credited home-grown systems—BrahMos missiles, battlefield surveillance radars and integrated air command and control—for the operation’s flawless execution.
- His address underscored India’s doctrinal shift to treat cross-border terrorism as an act of war and marked a transition into a diplomatic phase under the ongoing ceasefire.
- India remains on high alert for renewed threats while intensifying diplomatic outreach and contesting foreign narratives on its military actions.