India, having suffered the scars of a series of military setbacks losing six fighter jets in a one-sided attack, failing missile strikes, and enduring a series of defeats now seeks to restore its global standing through strategic diplomacy. With the wounds of military defeat and aerial damage still fresh, the nation is turning to a diplomatic offensive to regain initiative.
In the aftermath of these setbacks, New Delhi has launched a calculated diplomatic campaign. As part of this effort, seven parliamentary diplomatic teams have been formed. These teams are set to visit key allies and international bodies, including permanent members of the United Nations Security Council, to clarify India’s stance and counter narratives surrounding “Operation Sindoor.”
The primary objective is to articulate India’s perspective on the operation, aiming to present its case clearly to foreign governments, research institutions, and international media outlets.
Additionally, India plans to brief nearly 70 countries’ defense officials. According to Geo News, these briefings will focus on portraying targets and sites related to “Operation Sindoor” as linked to terrorist organizations. Using satellite imagery, covert communications, intelligence reports, and technical data, India will assert that the Pulwama incident in Kashmir was connected to groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba and the Resistance Front.
This marks a new phase in India’s diplomatic approach, where it seeks to assert its position more forcefully on the world stage. However, the wounds from military failures against Pakistan remain open, raising numerous questions. To find answers and solidify its narrative, India is now relying heavily on a powerful diplomatic push, aiming to turn the tide in its favor.
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