Two wins, two losses: What India, Pakistan have learned a year after war

Author: Abid HussainPublished on: May 10, 2026Country: Pakistan

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Two wins, two losses: What India, Pakistan have learned a year after war

In May 2026, Pakistan commemorates the 2025 aerial conflict with India, celebrating military successes through ceremonies and concerts. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi also marked the anniversary by changing his profile picture to promote Operation Sindoor, claiming that Indian armed forces displayed courage and precision. Both countries claim victories, with conflicting statements regarding aerial losses.

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