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Middle East Crisis: Lessons Which India Can Not Ignore

Colonel Dinesh FogatbyColonel Dinesh Fogat
June 25, 2026
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Post operation Sindoor, the Indian Armed Forces are working on enhancing their capacities, however, more lessons are rapidly emerging with initiation of new global conflicts. Therefore, there is a need to keep up pace with developments happening and undertake mid course corrections, wherever, required. Ukraine and Iran, that were considered PUSH OVERS by Russia and US – Israel respectively are giving tough fights to technological advanced superpowers. “Big is NOT beautiful anymore”,“Quantity has its own quality” and “Mass vs Precision” has become a daily debate in military parlance. It is very clear that the major impediment in India’s dream of Viksit Bharat 2047 is Pakistan who claims to be fighting civilisational conflict with India and will continue to do so with the support of powerful China. This paper attempts to analyse lessons for Indian military and polity from ongoing Middle East crisis which has brought to the fore economic, diplomatic as well as political vulnerabilities of India.

Keywords: Op Sindoor, Middle East Crisis, Mass and Precision, Hard Power, Metal and Mind, Artificial Intelligence

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  1. Sanjay Fogat says:
    3 months ago

    A timely, insightful & neatly connects lessons from Op Sindoor, Ukraine and Iran (Middle East) to India’s priorities, important reminder that India must balance technology with scale, mass innovations ( drones, missiles), bulit contact overmatch and accelerate self- reliance in defence R&D.
    Nicely elaborated Pakistan – China nexus remains a strategic worry to us.
    Bring military studies into universities and improve civil-military tech integration so doctrine and industry evolve togather.

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  2. Sanjay Fogat says:
    3 months ago

    A timely, insightful & neatly connects lessons from Op Sindoor, Ukraine and Iran (Middle East) to India’s priorities, important reminder that India must balance technology with scale, mass innovations ( drones, missiles), bulit contact overmatch and accelerate self- reliance in defence R&D.
    Nicely elaborated Pakistan – China nexus remains a strategic worry to us.
    Bring military studies into universities and improve civil-military tech integration so doctrine and industry evolve togather.

    Reply

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