Following Operation Sindoor, Pakistan is visibly agitated. Its terrorist hideouts and airbases have been destroyed. The condition of the airbases is such that they are no longer suitable for operations, resulting in losses worth crores. Despite this, Pakistan’s army chief, Asim Munir, is boasting about his valor to the world. Since the war, he has visited America twice and was seen currying favor with the American president. In Brussels, he is now presenting himself as a messenger of peace, even claiming that his son would fight against India, and if he were martyred, his grandson would take up the fight. Furthermore, Munir has again lamented about Kashmir, labeling it an international issue.
