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🇮🇳 Operation Sindoor To Point Zero | India’s Space Strike Playbook Revealed

A startling report from Japan’s top defense think tank says India has quietly built the tools, the doctrine, and the agency to take war into orbit — and when a future clash with Pakistan erupts India may use precision anti-satellite capability to blind enemy command and control. From Mission Shakti to PDV Mark II and Exposat-derived interceptors, this video walks you through how India could turn space from a contested domain into a surgical battlefield advantage while trying to limit long-term debris risk.

🔥 Learn how India plans to:

Target lower orbit reconnaissance and comms satellites that power enemy drones and navigation systems

Use indigenous interceptors like PDV Mark II and Exposat-derived weapons to strike with extreme speed and accuracy

Leverage the Defence Space Agency for 24x7 targeting, intelligence fusion, and surgical selection of high-value space targets

Exploit adversary dependence on foreign systems to cripple networks without degrading the wider space environment

Combine ISRO, NAVIC, and domestic defence industry self-reliance to ensure India can act independently and sustain a prolonged space posture

This is not science fiction. It is a strategic shift that could change how future wars are fought and what it means to secure India’s borders from Earth to orbit.

👉 Watch till the end to understand the risks, the safeguards India claims to follow, and what a space escalation would mean for Pakistan China and the global space economy.

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