Operation Sindoor: How India aced diplomatic battle after hitting terror hubs inside Pakistan

As India decided to treat the Pahalgam massacre as the last straw and made up its mind to hit back hard on terror, the cynics and naysayers were worried about the diplomatic fallout and also expressed fears of India's 'isolation' for stepping up the heat at the border.

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However, the reality is directly opposite to what they anticipated - India has aced the diplomatic battle and is clearly ahead in the battle of narratives, too.

India's military strikes on terror factories in Pakistan have garnered global support as governments and leaders across the world have backed New Delhi's right to defend its citizens and do whatever possible to wipe out terror from the region.

From United States (US) to the European Union (EU) to a few Arabic nations, all have justified India's air strikes and some even asked Pakistan to refrain from escalation.

World community widely believes that the Indian military establishment acted with restraint and resolve, avoiding wider conflict and it is Pakistan which is behind the escalating row

The global support for India comes on the back of its measured, calibrated and non-escalatory strike on terror spots across the border.