Indian Navy Readies for Karachi Strike 

"Navy Was Prepared, Karachi Was A Target Option": India On Operations Sindoor 💐💐💐

 The Indian Navy's readiness to strike Karachi during a period of heightened tensions with Pakistan underscores its strategic deterrence and operational preparedness. By confining Pakistani ships to their harbor, the Indian Navy demonstrated its ability to enforce maritime dominance and send a clear message against further provocations.

Pakistan's military was reportedly warned that any additional violation—whether immediate or in the future—would be met with a fierce response, reflecting India's resolve to defend its sovereignty. This stance aligns with India's broader strategy of maintaining credible deterrence while avoiding unnecessary escalation.

Such posturing plays a crucial role in regional stability, as it discourages adversarial actions while keeping open the possibility of de-escalation. The Indian Navy's actions highlight its capability to project power and safeguard national interests in the maritime domain.

The Navy's deployment in the Arabian Sea during Operation Sindoor virtually forced the Pakistan Navy to remain in the harbour or near port, the Indian Navy said today, revealing for the first time the role naval forces played in the Pahalgam terror attack counterstrike.