Modi signals hard line on Pakistan despite US-brokered ceasefire
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3 min readIndian PM Narendra Modi warns that military operations are merely on hold, vowing a decisive response to any future attacks.
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A man watches on a mobile phone Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi address the nation about Operation Sindoor, in Jammu, India, Monday, May 12, 2025.(AP)
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