Shaken by Operation Sindoor, Pakistan Begged US to ‘Stop India’: American Documents

 

 

 

During Operation Sindoor, Pakistan was shaken badly. This has been revealed through American official documents. Although Pakistan tried to show the world that it was strong, the reality was very different. In fact, it was repeatedly approaching the United States with only one request - to stop India.

 

 

American records show that as Operation Sindoor moved forward, Pakistan’s tension kept rising. The situation became so serious that Islamabad repeatedly asked the US to intervene, pressurise India, and arrange a ceasefire.

 

 

Over 60 meetings requested

 

 

As per documents filed under the US Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA), Pakistani High Commission officials, diplomats, and defence officers posted in America sought more than 60 meetings. These were requested with senior US government officials, members of Congress, the Pentagon, the State Department, and even influential media houses.

 

 

Through phone calls, emails, and closed-door meetings, Pakistan kept trying to convince the United States to stop India’s military action. This clearly shows how deeply Operation Sindoor had impacted Pakistan.

 

 

While Pakistan was pleading before the US, India stood firm and confident. India clearly stated that the India–Pakistan issue is bilateral and that it would not accept mediation by any third country.

 

 

Despite international pressure, India neither stopped its operation nor allowed foreign interference. However, when Pakistan’s DGMO personally contacted India’s DGMO and appealed to the operation, India agreed to a ceasefire.

 

 

Lobbying to reach the Trump administration

 

 

American documents also reveal that Pakistan used a lobbying firm to convey a message to the Trump administration. The message said : “We are concerned because Prime Minister Modi has stated that India has only paused its military action, not stopped it completely.”

This admission showed that Pakistan itself believed India could carry out further strong action. Pakistan’s own documents also weaken its claims of “victory” in Operation Sindoor.