Indian Navy’s Strategic Positioning Effectively Locked Karachi: DGMO

New Delhi: During a joint media briefing on Operation Sindoor, Vice Admiral AN Pramod stated that the Indian Navy’s strategic positioning effectively locked Karachi, with forces remaining forward deployed in the Arabian Sea in a decisive posture, fully prepared and capable of striking select targets at sea and on land at a time of their choosing. 

Indian forces maintained a forward-deployed stance in the Arabian Sea, adopting a decisive posture to deter potential threats. With full operational readiness, the forces were prepared to strike select targets at sea and on land, including Karachi, whenever deemed necessary. 

Indian forces maintained a strong presence in the Northern Arabian Sea, strategically positioning themselves with full operational readiness and the capability to strike key targets, including Karachi, if necessary. 

This deployment was a demonstration of India's preparedness and decisive military posture, ensuring control over the region and the ability to respond swiftly to emerging threats. Holding forward positions, the forces reinforced deterrence while showcasing their capacity to conduct precise and impactful operations in critical areas.