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Pakistan Turns to US Air Defence as India Concludes Operation Sindoor

Pakistan Army chief Asim Munir has pursued U.S. THAAD, followed by Patriot systems, after Chinese HQ-9 batteries failed to halt India’s BrahMos strikes

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Overview

  • Operation Sindoor concluded with India’s BrahMos missiles supported by drones destroying seven Pakistani military installations under full autonomy granted to the service chiefs by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh.
  • New Delhi froze the Indus Water Treaty, downgraded Pakistani High Commission staff and declared defence personnel persona non grata as part of a coordinated diplomatic package.
  • The “Justice Done, Op Sindoor” narrative management campaign deployed strategic communications to bolster domestic cohesion and influence global opinion.
  • Pakistan Army chief Asim Munir has turned to Washington for U.S. air-defence systems after China’s HQ-9 batteries failed to repel India’s cross-border strikes.
  • Observers warn Pakistan’s shift from Chinese to U.S. air-defence procurement will reshape South Asia’s security dynamics and signal a new era of grey-zone deterrence.