Ba tiem launched a comprehensive counterattack, with 400 drones deployed simultaneously! The frontline is approaching New Delhi and paralyzed 70% of India's power grid, leaving no room for Modi to act.

On the night of May 9th and the morning of May 10th, Pakistan launched a large-scale military operation, sending 300 to 400 military drones to strike back at India. The strike range covers multiple areas across India, officially initiating the "Copper Wall" military operation.

The Pakistani military stated that the focus of this operation is to eliminate militant hideouts, strengthen border security, and carry out intelligence operations nationwide.

Citing sources, it was disclosed that Pakistan's frontline is approaching New Delhi, attacking nearby military targets.

Moreover, during the operation, Pakistan also launched cyber attacks on India, causing about 70% of its power grid to collapse.

Meanwhile, the Pakistani military released a message stating that India had launched six ballistic missiles, all of which landed within Indian territory, and one drone was shot down in Punjab province.

However, as Pakistan's large-scale military operation unfolds, the situation of the conflict between India and Pakistan once again becomes uncertain, with the risk of escalating into a full-scale war. From Pakistan's military actions, various characteristics and objectives can be seen.

Firstly, this is a resolute response to India's provocations. Pakistan demonstrates its tough stance and determination to resist through large-scale and multi-faceted military actions, making the Modi government realize the consequences of provocation. India has hit an "iron plate" this time.

Secondly, Pakistan adopted a combat method combining drone swarm attacks with cyber attacks, demonstrating flexibility and innovation in its military strategy.

Drones are relatively low-cost, highly stealthy, and have great cluster warfare power, effectively breaking through India's air defense system and striking military targets effectively.

In addition, cyber attacks target India's critical infrastructure, paralyzing its power grid, greatly undermining the opponent's counterattack potential, weakening the speed of military reaction, and placing them in a passive position in military operations.

Furthermore, this military action highlights Pakistan's emphasis on border security and intelligence work, helping to reduce unstable factors in border regions by targeting militant hideouts.

Ensuring border security and strengthening intelligence operations also enables Pakistan to understand India's military dynamics, prepare for defense and counterattacks in advance, and gain an advantageous position in conflicts.

It is worth noting that the international community pays high attention to the conflict between India and Pakistan. The UN Secretary-General called on both sides to "pull back from the brink," avoiding the loss of control of the conflict, emphasizing that military means are not a solution to conflicts.

Moreover, the Security Council will hold a closed-door meeting on the 11th to promote the establishment of a neutral investigation mechanism, attempting to bring the situation back to the negotiation table.

Meanwhile, China has consistently maintained a peaceful stance, calling on both sides to remain restrained multiple times. After the outbreak of the conflict between India and Pakistan, China immediately expressed opposition to all forms of terrorism and urged both sides to stay calm and rational, prioritizing the overall situation.

To alleviate the conflict between India and Pakistan, military means alone are insufficient. Both sides should remain rational, recognize that war cannot truly resolve problems but will only bring more pain and losses.

In summary, it is hoped that India and Pakistan can seek mutually beneficial solutions through peaceful negotiations, replacing confrontation with dialogue, avoiding innocent civilians from suffering the hardships of war, and restoring peace and tranquility to South Asia as soon as possible.

At the same time, the international community should also play an active role in contributing to the peaceful resolution of the India-Pakistan conflict and jointly maintain peace and tranquility in South Asia and the world.

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