Public sentiment around Operation Sindoor is predominantly positive, showcasing pride in the Indian Armed Forces and strong nationalistic feelings. However, a considerable portion of the audience expresses skepticism regarding the effectiveness, transparency, and long-term implications of military actions, voicing concerns about leadership decisions and civilian casualties. The coexistence of patriotic support and critical perspectives highlights a complex public opinion landscape.

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I feel like the question shouldn’t be if this is a victory or not, but how big of a victory is this? I know it sounds a bit boastful and whatnot, but I see a lot of people here only focusing on the first day of the conflict. 
The fact of the matter is that on the last day, on the 10th, the IAF had a free hand in picking and choosing any targets in pakistan, and did so with precision.
If it would have truly been a “victory” as they claim it to be, we wont have been able to strike so well and deep inside enemy territory, their Air force and Air defences were curiously silent. 
Like any great operations of the past, be it Desert storm or Focus, Victory often does come at a price.
But oh boy was this one worth it :)

RaptorX2242

D Gukesh lost rooks, pawns and bishops but won the chess match.

RCB lost 9 wickets but won the cricket match.

The allies lost 16 million troops (twice as much as the axis) but won WWII. 

It’s not about the assets, it’s about the objective.

Delta-Rayquaza-4

While I agree with most of your points I don't agree with the scenarios and your approach.

1. Indian jets were not allowed to engage Pakistani fighters? This is a highly wild speculation, when enemy jets fire it is declared hostile and it can be engaged. The thing is Indian mission was a balakot style hit and return mission, Indian rafales launched their missiles while other jets provided cover. Since rafales were carrying air to ground payload they were not carrying air to air missiles. Atleast not meteors for whatever reasons. India has Astra 1 in operational only (max range 100km, significantly low no escape zone like aim120 c5 which pakistani f16 use)  and Astra 2 is still under development /testing. Pl15 missile is a capable missile, most likely Pakistans qrf team was scrambled instantly as soon as they saw a squadron of jets approaching their borders. Indian jets were supposed to hit ground targets so despite they could see pakistani jets in air they didn't engage them as their primary target was terrorist installation and if Pakistan air force engaged then they would engage with them while Pakistan af objective was to engage IAF as soon as they approach danger zone. While rafales where firing air to ground targets they could already have been in PL15 no escape zone. Indian jets must have retaliated and got few jets of theirs with their Astra and even s400 engaged their awacs.

Losses are on both sides but Indian side loss could have been because they waited for Pakistan to engage first on air to air.

Pakistani f16 are not very good, they are block 52 models and use aim120 c5 missiles. Our Astra is marginally better.

2. It's difficult to target mobile air defenses from cruise missiles if you don't know the locations. That's why drones were used.

3. India never wanted escalation and all its strikes have been reactionary. They didn't want to perform sead missions before performing the strikes simply because they were not invading the country. IAF fired their payload from within our borders. They might not have anticipated that Pakistan would engage in air before even they cross the border. The tensions were high since few days before the attack and that's why Pakistan was in high alert mode and played very precautionary.

4. India attack on their air base was after Pakistan tried to fire ballistic missiles in Indian territory. The message was clear we can cause much more damage than we are doing now but we can hit anywhere in Pakistan with precision.

5. Post first day IAF didn't use jets for attack.
Tejas was on patrol duty and didn't have to engage jf 17. Jf 17 might not even know Tejas was there as its orientation could have been different. So it must have just retreated.

allcaps891

This was my comment on the Rafale Loss. The same statement was also given by CDS.

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[Link](https://www.reddit.com/r/indianaviation/s/vGpvYVQL0r)

sadsoul0777

Bhai someone will screenshot this and flaunt on pakistan sub😂

datadumbo

If India wasn't winning , leftist islamists in India would not have come up with "de-escelate" nonsense. Look for the same situation in Gaza. We know Israel was winning when Islamists came up with "ceasefire now" campaign.

drehonest

I think we are slowly moving towards an air centric approach. There is a high chance that the next CDS will be from the Air force.Plus there is an argument that , India is kind of testing the so-called Nuclear Blackmail,. How much we can engage them in a conventional war under nuclear threat. Kargil was a response to the encroachment, but post Pathankot,  We started targeting terror launchpads in pakistan and Pak occupied Kashmir.
Post op sindoor , it's escalated to ' any terror attack is considered as an act of war ' 

Incentives to pakistan never really worked in the first place,be it water be it trade .

Professional-Ice3646

In terms of material loss, I’d say no, it really wasn’t

While in terms of EXTENT of damage, India inflicted a lot more, but when you look at nature of the damage, even if India did only lose 2 jets (not their bogus claim of 6), that is still far harder to recover than repairing damaged airbases or killing several dozen terrorists that they have thousands of anyway 

Now if the attacks on the airbases manage to damage/destroy some aircraft that were in the hangars, that’s a different matter entirely, which would tip the scales more towards India, but since that damage would be WITHIN the airbase, it’s impossible to get any real/reliable news on that

The main win to come out of the operation and the entire week was the change in doctrine from an Indian perspective, that every terror attack will be treated as an act of war from Pakistan, but that’s getting more into politics that aviation

Truthgamer2

Regarding the first point - I think this is misinformation. It is asinine that such comically rigid ROEs were in place given our Balakot experience. 

The objective wasn't to engage PAF aircaft but I'm certain when things turned hot, the IAF was under no obligation to sit and eat missiles.

I think the likely scenario is that there was a potential miscalculation of PAF BVR and network capabilities, with multiple long range missiles in the air, things turned chaotic...as it naturally would. 

We traded shots and this frankly seemed like a typical BVR engagement. 

I'm wondering why some targets were hit by the IAF at all. Not sure why we didn't use other assets since trading missiles with another professional and competent air force seems very risky.

shobhit7777777

Pakistan uses terrorism against India which is basically their very cheap weapon against India which they can use to disrupt economy of a particular place or to hit Indian military.

India wants to increase this cost for Pakistan, currently the cost for them is the training cost of jihadi who are expandable for them. Now the cost would be like training of terrorists + their repairs of hangers + cost of jets + cost of weapons to counter India. This cost they cannot sustain for long. Indias objective was never to acquire Pakistani land, they could have done it already if they wanted, that's just election winning tactics. Moreover we don't want Pakistani morons living with us even if we acquire their land. How will you handle additional 40 crore people ??

That's why India's message is clear, we will hit you if you try even s single terrorist attack and that will cost you dearly in terms of life, air bases, infra and military equipment and to be honest pakistan alone cannot handle this cost in the long run. So eventually they should stop trying terrorism against India. The real issue is, doesn't matter how broke of a country Pakistan is, it has support from turkey which can supply drones for free and China who can provide them high-tech jets on loans which apparently is not causing very heavy burden on Pakistan. 

Pakistan is like a person who is living a lavish life while sinking on loans but it has banks which are ready to provide them loans to pay another one.

While we are earning well but living a conservative life keeping our earnings and expenses in check.

it is never about victory but about deterence, grey listing threats, condemnation were the previous deterence... now they know India will retaliate without waiting to prove to international community that Pakistan was behind attack

1. India rightly targeted terror camps - No intenational media has disapproved / rejected this claim, some cucks like BBC, AL Jareeza can continue to say 'alleged' terror camp but they have not produced proof that it is not. And Five eyes and other intelligence agency are mum because they know it is terror camp
2. Pakistan Army mindlessly reacted, saying what India did is act of war, India said it is act of self-defense... Per India, we only targetted terrorist launchpads which has connected to the Pahalgam terror attack, thus making 07 May attack defense/retaliatory attack as long as India is concerned. Pakistan is refusing to accept that Pak terrorist are behind the Pahalgam terror attack. "mindlessly" because there was no precision, random shelling and trying to attack civilian positions in India
3. India responded, again in self defense, taking out the launch pads of Pak forces itself... since now they are the once launching missiles and drone not just terrorist in some random place
4. Escalation was severe, Nur base attack seemed to have touched a nerve with USA eventually a ceasefire was agreed upon

Regardless of USA part, India made Pak DGMO call India DGMO and request a ceasefire, Pakistan and their supporting western publications are just playing dirty and propagating lies that India was forced by USA and pappu being pappu is regurgitating China talking points

Sensitive_Camera2368

At the end of a war, nobody really wins. One side just loses less than the other, and they’re called the “winner.” But it’s a sad kind of victory when everyone’s hurting.

In the battle of stories and ideas, we’re not great at beating our enemies. When they bring religion into it, some people get caught up in the idea of a big, united community called the *ummah*, and it gives them a strong edge. We struggle to tell a story that hits as hard.

In short wars, the side that gets hit harder usually gets more sympathy from the world because of politics. The world cares about terrorism, but only when it affects them directly. Our fight feels like it’s just ours—no one else really cares. It’s like how we didn’t pay much attention to the Ukraine-Russia war at first, just saying nice words. The world’s doing the same to us now, and it’s been like this forever.

blogalwarning

The mission categorically was to eliminate terrorist bases which we did on the first night itself. That makes the mission successful, what followed after was unprovoked retaliation as we categorically said we have not engaged any civilian economic or military installations. We gave a befitting reply to that retaliation as well under right to respond.

Losses are always part of operation, even during the Osama operation done by USA they lost a black hawk, nobody questioned that downing, why are we asking this question again and again I'm not able to understand. IAF said they haven't lost any pilot. Even if we did lose planes we can buy equipments again.

We cannot buy lives of the ones we lost, civilian and military both.

That's all that is supposed to be said and that should be the only scope of discussion. Even the armed forces are saying the same. 

Our job is to hit the target not count body bags and bloody hit theirs and more.

kvsh88

Loss of assets are factored in any operation. Remember IAF didnot perform any sead/dead operation prior to bombing terror targets in day 1. So the loss of jets is expected ,no airforce performes such suicidal mission . But did you hear any loss in day 2 because then IAF was given a free hand to perform dead in forward bases and dead in lateral sites

emper-son111

Only 1 Rafale (BS001) &amp; 1 Mirage(KF106) were deregistered from the Service.

It was a success but not the overwhelming success as the gourmint claims, we did lose atleast 1-2 jets but thankfully the pilots are alive (from what we assume) else this would've honestly been a failure

MeNameSRB

I’m seeing reports that few attacks were deep inside Pakistan. Let’s see how it escalates from here, would Pakistan retaliate now?!

Additional-Stay-8888

All this has happened with planning, that is why India has thoughtfully organized a mock drill on the 7th May so that if Pakistan retaliates, the people of India will remain alert. Pakistan has accepted that this attack has happened on Pakistan, so it can retaliate. Now the matter has become serious, anything can happen now, that is why the mock drill will have to be taken seriously.

Gentleman-India

Bigusdickus_7

Hope it doesn't escalate. And hope no innocent civilians lost their lives. Also don't celebrate war, it's not something to be happy about or be proud of.

Enough_Obligation574

BROWN-MUNDA_

I'm just worried about whatsapp professors leaking information

Honey_Cake-

Hot_Team2270

Really hope this doesn't escalate, war would be so bad for us

stressedabouthousing

seriana adi!

Romba naala meme potitu saavu adichite irunthanga, ipo pesunga da

Proud_Bake9949

Operation Sindoor
9 Locations targeted by India in Pakistan &amp; PoK
- Bahawalpur
- ⁠Muridke
- ⁠Gulpur
- ⁠Bhimber
- ⁠Chak Amru
- ⁠Bagh
- ⁠Kotli
- ⁠Sialkot
- ⁠Muzaffarabad

Jai Hind 🇮🇳 ⚡️

__Galahad33

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Adei vadakans and Sanghi war-hypers—calm down 🤡. Pakistan may be a terrorist state, but it’s also a nuclear one.you think you’re flexing patriotism, but if a conflict escalates, Tamil Nadu becomes a sitting duck with two nuclear plants on the radar.

Sad-Bicycle-9857

Hopefully it won’t impact general public!

Icongau

Sad_Meet_9150

teamlocust

_An_Oni_Mouse_

Now we see where this goes. It’s still possible these are performative strikes. We need more details tho.

EqualPresentation736

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No_Monk8620

vanbasten12

Hope Indians atlest stand together for this( some indians  will literally start blaming and talking shit about india for this too urghh)

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Happy_Cicada_8855

Everyone is all for war until they get drafted.

NotAnNpc69

We should have done this long back. Glad that these steps were taken at least this time. Now all the terrorist outfits and those supporting them will think twice as they were shown that they'll get back the taste of their own actions if they mess with India. No more going ahead with peaceful talks while they keep conducting cowardly attacks of violence each time. If you hit our families, be assured that we'll come for your homes.

coldnomaad

Yuvaraj0007

For Those who may feel anxious about this operation and possible retaliation from Porkis.

Firstly, any military action will be responded and there will be collateral damages even on indian sides.

Then, It is important for our national security and peaceful existence that our neighbours should very  well be aware of Indian Defence capabilities and military power. 

Peace is only possible in neighbourhood where One displays its military might and will to fight will full spectrum incase they are harrased unnecessary.

For, long in our neighborhood India had been considered as timid and coward incapable of defending it's rights due to overly friendly and non escalatory attitude against it's neighbours.

Because of which rats like pakistan, bangladesh, Maldives and even sri lanka have always time anad again given us betrayal and had unfriendly behaviour with us despite our hospitality and friendly approach.

Even in Ramayan Its is clearly mentioned;

"विनय न मानत जलधि जड़, गए तीनि दिन बीति।
बोले राम सकोप तब, भय बिनु होइ न प्रीति।।

So, No time to be afraid, But be courageous!

Can864

1. Is this legit? (I just woke up to this)
2. Why are people feeling proud abt this?
India just launched an airstrike on a country that has nothing to lose, they didn't think of the consequences?

Edit: Ok guys, all caught up

Sanjay_10_

Science_Calm

LegitimateGansta

Operation Sindoor ❌ Operation Mercury Sulfide (HgS) ✅

drkknght_sps07

I've read some news reports that at least 2 indian jets (probably Rafale or Mirage) have crashed and exploded after the attack. If that's true, then this is a major fuck up 🤦.

Vicky_Ashok

Happy to see lots of leftists keeping quiet and some even supporting the operation! Jai Hind!

Mura-Rajan

And here I thought pakistan didn't have night life 😂 on a serious note though, I wish the war doesn't escalate and every civilian life remains safe ❤️

randomdude7513

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what going on ?

powerflower_khi

Loud_Initiative5663

MedicalDiver2670

Imagine a scenario where India destroys Pakistani fuel reserves, disables power plants and blockades Arabian see to stop fuel supply. Given what we have seen in last two days, Indian drones and missiles have free access to Pakistani air space.

No_Alternative_2975

My only concern is, after this is over we should not have a period of vulnerability leaving us open and defenseless to China and the likes. Idk why I feel like there are forces plotting to attack us once we're in the post-war "recuperating" phase.

yehkahanfasahoonmain

Only a single post about this attack that is going on for 2 days wow well it was as expected

CharacterBorn6421

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Only-Tip501

har har mahadev #opeartion sindoor watha eppo va da this is new india if you kill our innocent 26 people will unleash hell upon you ....

Indiantamil

As a Pakistani it's always sad to see the strings both our militaries and politicians pull to make an intense feeling that war is just on the doorstep while sacrificing a couple hundred just to earn more war money.  
May these conflicts end and we both live in harmony.  
Nobody wants their houses to be bombarded like that in either of our countries.

Pillstyr

ManipulativFox

Funny how people are rebelling against this too. War nahi chahiye? Badla bhi chahiye? Ya badla bhi nahi chahiye from your paki brothers and sisters?

Dramatic_Pitch_4016

I remember after balakot everyone including our opposition was asking about Proof, now they got their proof.

Sufficient_Ad991

Real life modern combat datas are priceless information that any nations will drool over.

macross1984

I too would like to know what actually happened. Fat chance of that though

FlyingRaccoon_420

RiverCartwright

Man, from these comments, Canadians really seem to have bought every bit of Pakistani propaganda that was hurled at them, no evidence, no pictures, just video game footage and yet.

ProduceSame7327

Surely, the people of India would like the same. 

After weeks of non-answers, the Chief of Defense Staff confessed on Bloomberg that they had indeed lost at least one jet. 

So, .....is it five? Where? With what weapon? Which jet(s)? 

The 'Sindoor' operation seems to indicate a burgeoning primacy of missiles, like BrahMos, which seems to have hit targets without being intercepted, but the data is far from being comprehensive.

The_Glum_Reaper

loveisrocketscience

VanillaSad1220

Greece tryna restore the Roman Empire in the East or something? The Palaiologos family has died and buried in barbados iirc, I wonder how that would go.

Realistic_Bee_5230

Ever since 1994 Coimbatore serial blast where 200 died...personally I fed up with its still continuation. Somewhere there should be a boundary...enough is enough.

Edit: I understand the year is wrong it was 1998. it is a mistake in my part. But the causalities is more than the 'official' number. My extended family members were in police and they know the real carnage. I personally just left 5 min before from one of the complex that blown away. It is one of the earliest attacks that used sophisticated explosives. I am not here to bash anybody tbh.

Top_Dragonfly9300

The thing is we as a country need to establish the fact, that we will not tolerate cross border terrorism. And that is what the government has been trying to establish, by operations like the Surgical Strike, Balakot Air Strike, and now Operation Sindoor. And these strikes are important if we want to concretely put forward our stance on terrorism.

_Im_Sherlock

So people are expecting that Pakistan will go sane if we keep quite?
But what is Pakistan?

Is it People who don't support violence against India?
Pakistan Army?
Terrorists operating from their Land?
Islamic Extremists?
Incompetent and corruption Government?

Designer-Winter6564

This is the point. Mourn for the civilians who died as collaterals. But we did need to show that we will not sit quiet.

My main concern now is escalation, and then how to stop Pakistan from harbouring terrorists.

At the same time, it's not right to celebrate or justify collateral deaths. That's sadistic.

lastofdovas

Sure, but Do u think India could've increased security before doing such thing?

Also, where do u live, as I live near borders, and its tensed af here, If u don't live near border or have any real threat, I am not saying this operation was bad, I am saying security could've increased before launching it

Elegant_Noise1116

There's a line I read somewhere that's 100% accurate "it's easier to guilt the side that still believes in morals".
But we are not going to be sorry for this attack. We stand by our troops and our right to defend our land and people.

maverix89

True man. I mean what message are you sending across to the world by continuously doing nothing againsy terrorists that are attacking our people? India needs to show up for itself and make it clear that we are bot going to be messed with. While I do not condone and praise the loss of innocent civilians but doing nothing just makes us an easy target for many more terror attacks to come in the future. Enough is enough.

inilashremot

Kashmiri people are collateral damage , nobody gets to call this operation as justice, if government still fail to find real offenders, the terrorists who have done Pahalgam attack.

Feeling Sorry for People living near Border.

Yesterday Everyone was putting out status about Operation Sindoor but what about civilians who got killed.

Nobody cares about them anymore

Real Offenders are still not caught or killed, this operation will be justice if those are killed.

Also , Our Government can't afford this war.

Pakistan has already lost,their govenment is not stable ,  they don't have anything to lose, but we have so much to lose.

Rare-Progress-4939

It's very easy to celebrate violence. While yes I agree that operation sindoor was necessary, I don't understand if we had the intel why wait for a terrorist attack to happen? Our country's civilians are still dying at the cross border firing. Anyone who promotes war should join the army first.

grayishugh

it was necessary but it was not planned well for the aftermath , too many casualties taking place rn.

purrrr_kitten

There were intel reports on possible breaches in Srinagar, much before Pahalgam could happen. Why aren't people outraged about the same? The women lost their husbands because the GOI failed to protect these men. And now there's this war with "Sindoor" written all over it. By all means, question Pakistan, but also question your own government. The people on the other side of the border are equally fed up.

SunSunny07

Pakistan has launched and run terrorism against India as an industry for 35 years now. These JeM and LeT campuses that were attacked were of multiple acres, housed many students and trainee militants, had swimming pools, shooting ranges, gyms, mosques and all sort of facilities to literally physically and mentally train people to come and kill Indians. The leaders of these orgs are Masood Azhar (someone they hijacked a plane to free from Indian custody) and Hafiz Saeed (organizer of 26/11 attacks) who live as respected industry leaders in the country.

Yes, the war will have implications - but, it is untenable for us to have these industries develop and kill us with impunity whenever they want to.

In last 5 years alone, 1000+ Indians (civilians in Kashmir and defense personnel) have been killed by this industry. They may not have all happened in one day but they have been hitting us everyday. Sometimes you are left with no alternative but to retaliate hard and be ready for the consequences - whatever they are

Monsultant

Yes true... It was needed
They don't think about our civillians deliberately targeted them in pehalgam
What our government did was retaliation. Feeling bad for civillians who lost their lives in pakistan. But these terrorist should get taste of their own medicine. If our government wouldn't have take actions they would have call our country coward and would have been encouraged to attack India more.

CharacterWinter2804

India is 100 percent justified. Jai Hind.

Lexis_Citric

the realest thing i’ve seen on reddit today. india didn’t target a single civilian, while pak govt n army is trying to villainise our country in the eyes of global politicians and countries. ur right, pak has a history of harbouring and training terrorists to send to india + lying about it (and we always find out anyways), hence this attack was a response, not aggression. and india has since announced that they will not be doing anything further, unless pak does, and i think that’s fair. as a human before any religion, i hope that no one on either side is hurt during a feud between something that isn’t even related to them. and would would be the worst possible outcome for both of us, which is why i hope everyone is sane enough to avoid it and deescalate the situation. praying for both indian and pakistani civilians, praying we all have long happy lives and there is peace 

rh34exe

First of all, one needs the basic common sense to understand this was an attack on terror camp not on another nation.

As the Indian army had rightly said, it was measured, responsible and non-escalatory in Nature.

If any one of them thinks it was an attack on a specific country, you are already saying that the country is a Terrorist. 

Also providing shelter to terrorists is equivalent to aiding the terrorism. They aren't innocent.

Randomsameer

Wake me up when the actual justice is carried out by nabbing the 4 militants who carried out the killings.

Till then, all this is entertainment.

I'm 100% sure that some time in the future if any of those four militants are gunned down, we wouldn't be having 100 posts per day on the same topic.

I am so done with these peace merchants. Dozens of innocent Indians were killed and they still care about "innocent" Pakistani lives. If any civilian had died, it's sad but that's the cost Pakistan had to bear to kill Indian citizens. You can't kill our citizens and then say what about ours.

NavdeepGusain

I’ve lost multiple friendships over this issue in the last two days, mostly women as well who think India is a war monger and Pakistan however it is, should not have been attacked by strikes because a single child died. It’s appalling that a child died but we attacked terror installations, the chief of the LeT himself admitted his family members died, what more proof do you want for our intent? 

One of them even said Pakistan will not take it lightly, Shehbaz Sharif will attack, bloody let them, how much more do you want this country and its people to take? The British destroyed our sense of self and after Independence a failed state has been doing and trying to do the same. It’s only our Armed Forces and collective sense of being that has made us resist all such divisiveness and these Papa ki Pari’s sitting in LBZ think it’s wrong and they’re scared? I mean we didn’t start this, things were under control before Pahalgam, people loved going to Kashmir. 

Just because a failed state acts like this, we are under no compunction to take it lightly and turn the other cheek, Gandhi and his ideals are utopian but unfortunately he didn’t leave us a utopian country, practicality mandates aggression especially when it is against our soil and our people. Nobody wants war, India was doing alright, with all our issues we were trying to move forward and solve things slowly, we have been put into a state of war by our failed neighbour who doesn’t have anything to lose, they’ve already lost whatever credibility they had. I say fuck Pakistan and it’s State, we don’t want and neither wish for occupying that country but they attack my own they best believe me and millions more like me are  right behind our soldiers. 

paxindicasuprema

No Indian will ever call Kashmir - the land that was never ours. 

It is this stupid trend of people from other countries creating fake accounts as Indians.

life_of_pluto

It's not like we bombed civillian residencies

nonexistent09

The attack was necessary, but people who are demanding for a proper war (met a lot of people like that) are the ones who are in wrong

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