Pakistan begged 50 times to stop the war, the neighbor was tied to Operation Sindoor. Pakistan Bagged For Ceasefire After Operation Sindoor Fara Documents Reveal

Documents filed under the US Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) revealed that Pakistani diplomats conducted ceasefire meetings through emails, phone calls and one-to-one meetings in the days leading up to Operation Sindoor, which lasted for four days.

Documents filed under FARA revealed that Pakistan wanted to stop the war by appealing to America by any means. For this he had contacted many officials and middlemen and even the American media more than 50 times.

Pakistan had spent around Rs 45 crore on 6 different lobbying firms to gain fast access to the Trump administration and influence diplomatic decisions. These documents were distributed by Squire Patton Boggs (US) on behalf of its foreign client, the government of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

Operation Sindoor was India’s response to the Pakistan-backed barbaric terrorist attack on 26 tourists in Pahalgam, Kashmir. On the night of 6 and 7 May, Indian armed forces attacked terrorist camps at 9 places in Pakistan.

India used several high-tech and indigenous systems in Operation Sindoor, including precision guided missiles, long-range stand-off weapons, AI-enabled intelligence and targeting systems, real-time monitoring from satellites and drones, and an integrated air-defense and counter-drone network to protect Indian airspace.

With the help of these technologies, the Indian Army carried out precise attacks on terrorist targets in Pakistan without crossing the border. India destroyed many terrorist infrastructure sites in Pakistan and PoK. In this retaliation, training camps, launch pads, command centers and logistics hubs of terrorist organizations like Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba in Bahawalpur, Muridke, Muzaffarabad and Kotli were destroyed.