Pakistan Panicked During Operation Sindoor, Feared India's Attacks Would Resume: US Filings

• US government filings reveal Pakistan's secret panic during India's Operation Sindoor, contradicting its public defiance.
• Islamabad feared India had only "paused" military action and attacks could resume, prompting a rush to Washington for help.
• Pakistan's lobbying firm, Squire Patton Boggs, conveyed fears that PM Modi's statements indicated a suspended, not concluded, operation.
• The filings expose Pakistan's false claim that India sought a ceasefire; it was Pakistani commanders who pushed for de-escalation.
• Pakistan sought US President Donald Trump's intervention, a claim India consistently rejected as Trump asserted US mediation.

Why It Matters: US filings expose Pakistan's secret panic and lobbying for US intervention during India's Operation Sindoor.