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- 2019 Balakot airstrike - Wikipedia
The 2019 Balakot airstrike was a bombing raid conducted by Indian warplanes on 26 February 2019 in Balakot, Pakistan, against an alleged training camp of the terrorist group Jaish-e-Mohammed [3] [4] Open source satellite imagery revealed that no targets of consequence were hit
- Six Years After Balakot: The Shifting Contours of Deterrence in South . . .
Six years after Balakot, the battlefield has changed The airstrikes of 2019 once seemed like a turning point, a moment that could redefine military engagements under a nuclear overhang But today, the calculus of conflict in South Asia is shaped by far more than warplanes and missile systems
- Balakot, a year on: What has changed for India after the airstrike?
Balakot was struck in the early morning hours of February 26, 2019, in retaliation for the killing of 40 Central Reserve Policy Force jawans in a suicide car-bomb attack near Pulwama, Jammu Kashmir (J K)
- 3 years of Balakot Airstrike: Exclusive eyewitness accounts . . . - DNA India
Three Years after Balakot The Balakot air strikes displayed the Indian Air Force’s ability to hit deep inside the enemy territory Pakistan has evolved a new method; using drones to sneak in weapons and drugs inside India Their new military doctrine is single-minded in its purpose, to disturb Jammu Kashmir
- Balakot airstrike anniversary - Six years after Balakot, Pakistan faces . . .
Six years after the Balakot airstrike, Pakistan faces its worst security crisis in a decade, with 444 terror attacks last year killing 685 security personnel Revelations of the army concealing its losses further expose its weakening forces
- Taking Stock a Year after Balakot: Indias Crisis Response and . . .
Following the Balakot air strikes, both the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) and the Indian Air Force (IAF) are looking to plug the capability gaps highlighted during the crisis
- Five Years of Balakot: A New Nuclear South Asia
The deadly terrorist strike on 15 February 2019, which claimed the lives of 44 security personnel, triggered a major military crisis between South Asia’s two nuclear-armed adversaries The crisis and its culmination have changed Indo-Pakistan’s nuclear and conventional dynamics significantly
- After Balakot strike, time to de-escalate - orfonline. org
China surprised Pakistan by its even-handed stance But after the 27 February events, the tone and tenor of remarks is changing Leaders, legislators and experts are now calling for de-escalation and dialogue It would be useful for New Delhi to move on this track now
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