Despite suffering a humiliating defeat at the hands of the Pakistan Armed Forces on May 10, 2025, India has continued its war-mongering rhetoric, issuing a NOTAM for large-scale military exercises near the Pakistan border. The joint exercises, involving the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force, are set to take place from October 30 to November 10, 2025, in areas dangerously close to Pakistan’s territorial limits.
Sources indicate that the scale and location of these exercises are highly unusual, drawing significant attention from regional security analysts. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has previously made multiple threats of aggression, further exacerbating regional tensions.
This new military mobilization comes just months after India’s costly missile strikes on Pakistan on May 6-7, 2025, which were met with a powerful retaliatory response from Pakistan’s armed forces. Pakistan not only shot down Indian warplanes but also destroyed key defense systems, inflicting severe losses on India’s military capabilities. The response was a clear message to India that any further provocations would be met with overwhelming force.
Pakistan’s political and military leadership has firmly warned India that any new act of aggression would be met with a decisive and proportionate response. The Pakistani Armed Forces remain on high alert, with full backing from the nation’s public.
Additionally, Pakistan’s Navy Chief, Admiral Naveed Ashraf, recently visited the frontlines at Sir Creek, reinforcing that Pakistan is fully capable of defending its maritime borders from Sir Creek to Gwadar. His statement reflects the nation’s readiness to confront any security challenges head-on.
