India to brief friendly nations on Operation Sindoor in high-level meeting

In a significant diplomatic move, India will hold a high-level meeting at 3:30 PM today to brief friendly nations about the recently concluded Operation Sindoor, a military action launched in response to the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack. The meeting aims to build international trust, reaffirm transparency, and underscore India’s commitment to counterterrorism and regional stability.

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Senior officials from India’s Ministry of External Affairs and Defence Ministry are expected to provide a comprehensive overview of Operation Sindoor, including its objectives, precision, and the strategic necessity behind targeting terror camps across the border. The outreach comes as part of India’s broader diplomatic initiative to keep allies and strategic partners informed and aligned on security matters.

Sources indicate that India seeks to dispel misinformation, clarify its stand on national security, and strengthen international confidence in its approach. The briefing is also intended to reinforce global support against terrorism and highlight India’s restraint and responsibility in managing cross-border threats.

India’s proactive diplomacy follows the internal political momentum created by the Tiranga Yatra, a nationwide campaign by the BJP to rally domestic support for Operation Sindoor. The international briefing complements these domestic efforts by extending the narrative to a global audience.