In May 2025, tensions between India and Pakistan reached a boiling point, culminating in
Operation Sindoor—a series of precise missile strikes by India on Pakistan-based terrorist
infrastructures. This operation, aimed at dismantling terror cells responsible for attacks on Indian
soil, resulted in significant casualties and escalated military tensions between the two nucleararmed neighbors. Pakistan swiftly retaliated with missile and drone strikes, and the situation
teetered on the edge of full-scale war.
The global community, particularly the United States, worked tirelessly to mediate the conflict,
and a ceasefire agreement was brokered on May 10, 2025. However, both nations accused each
other of violating the truce, leading to continuous skirmishes and mounting diplomatic pressure.
In this book, we delve deep into the causes and events surrounding Operation Sindoor, the
subsequent retaliations, and the fragile ceasefire that followed. With detailed analysis, we
explore the military strategies employed, the role of global powers in mediation, and the
uncertain future of India-Pakistan relations. Will the ceasefire hold, or is this just another
temporary pause in a centuries-old conflict? This book provides insight into the complexity of
the India-Pakistan relationship and the path forward for peace in South Asia.