Pakistan-Hamas Hybrid Terror Threat: Experts Advocate Preemptive Strikes After Operation Sindoor
In this India Today broadcast, former army commander General Raj Shukla, former Jammu and Kashmir DGP Sheesh Pal Vaid, and strategic analyst Dr. Tara Kartha
In this India Today broadcast, former army commander General Raj Shukla, former Jammu and Kashmir DGP Sheesh Pal Vaid, and strategic analyst Dr. Tara Kartha examine emerging hybrid security threats from Pakistan-backed terror groups Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed adopting Hamas-style tactics. General Shukla warns that Pakistan is leveraging its elevated international profile to re-energize terror and advocates for preemptive strikes: 'why not do a preemptive strike?' Dr. Tara Kartha highlights psychological intimidation tactics and the presence of Hamas international relations head Naji Zaheer in Pakistan.
Sheesh Pal Vaid emphasizes that India must be proactive and maintain pressure on terror networks, supporting preemptive measures. The panel also discusses the implications of a newly signed defense agreement between Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey at Mecca, with experts emphasizing the need for India to strengthen strategic ties with allies like Israel to counter emerging regional alignments. Subscribe to India Today for NEW VIDEOS EVERY DAY and make sure to enable Push Notifications so you'll never miss a new video.
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