Dr Israr's RA prediction about Pakistan

Pakistan's security sources confirm that the Indian drones inside Pakistan's territory are the ones that were dispatched before the ceasefire, and they are being intercepted. Clearing them from our airspace will take some time. The ceasefire is intact, but the LoC is very hot!

There can simply be no comparison between launching missiles from 200 kilometers away from the border with 70 jets including Rafales and entering enemy territory with 40 jets, striking, and returning without any losses. Unless, of course, it’s a Bollywood film then anything is possible."

The way the Pakistan Air Force completely shattered not only the Indian Air Force but also India’s air superiority is truly astonishing. India not only possesses the world’s best 4.5-generation fighter jet but also has a deadly air defense system like the S-400. Even so, striking the enemy’s aerial power without sustaining any losses is an extraordinary achievement.

For China, this entire scenario was a perfect strategic opportunity, which it capitalized on to the fullest. This war has allowed China to emerge as a leader in the global arms market. Its J-10C fighter jets and PL-15 missiles have proven their worth. Surely, attractive global deals now await China.

This air superiority has severely crushed the morale of the Indian government. The political mileage Modi was hoping to gain from the situation has backfired. What is most encouraging is that the Modi administration is now facing sharp criticism and tough questions within India. This is a breath of fresh air for the region.

In my view, the war hasn’t cooled off yet. It will continue to evolve and take on new forms, influencing not just regional but also global politics. Each new day will bring a new development.

Assessment from "India Today" is India was worried about the economic damage to India. And quickly lobbied for ceasefire.

I assert this with absolute conviction, having consulted three authoritative figures from the U.S. State Department, Department of Defense, and Pentagon, who are closely monitoring the India-Pakistan conflict. Their unanimous assessment is that the current ceasefire represents a strategic pause by India, intended for restocking, regrouping, and reassessing targets, reflecting a shift in Indian military doctrine. When I proposed a 20-day timeline, they unanimously disagreed, estimating a shorter duration of approximately two weeks or less, and noted that India’s strategic targeting of Pakistan’s rear air force bases signals insecurity and an intent to exploit these vulnerabilities again.

They emphasized that Pakistan requires clear strategic foresight and well-defined objectives to navigate this crisis effectively. This pause, they caution, is a prelude to India’s calculated escalation, underscoring the need for Pakistan’s resolute preparedness.