Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 07:49am on 24 May 2025,Saturday International
Describing it as a historic first, Dr. Walter Ladwig of King’s College London said Operation Sindoor marks “an undiscovered country” in nuclear-age warfare. Speaking to NDTV, he noted, “We do not have an example of two nuclear arms states who have engaged in reciprocal airstrikes like this.” Ladwig praised India's calibrated response to the Pahalgam attack, calling it an evolution in its military policy. “If you fail to deny terrorists space to operate, that is enough,” he said. He also warned that this cat-and-mouse game will push terror groups into deeper concealment, complicating future intelligence and counterstrikes. (PC: NDTV)
