According to several Indian media reports such as the Indian Economic Times and the Indian Times, India launched a large-scale joint exercise of three troops in the western border area with Pakistan from October 30 to November 10, India has established a no-fly zone on the broad airspace of the border between Rajasthan State and Gujarat State, and Pakistan has also implemented air controls on several routes in the south and central part of the country.
Indian media said that although some senior Indian military officers called this exercise an "annual routine exercise", the scale and complexity of its operations and the exercise area were extraordinary. According to the report, the Indian Army has invested more than 20,000 troops in this exercise, equipped with main battle tanks, helicopter gunships and various missile systems. The Indian Air Force will also take quick actions to mobilize fighter planes such as Rafale and Su-30MKI from multiple bases, equipped with combat support forces such as aerial tankers and early warning aircraft, while the Indian Navy deploys frigates and destroyers on the coast of Gujarat to cooperate with combat drills.
According to the Indian Economic Times, the exercise was centered in the sensitive region of India-Pakistan, "Sir Creek", a 96-kilometer tide of the tide, which is a disputed territory between the two countries. India's Defense Minister Singh said earlier: "If Pakistan takes action in the region, our response will be strong enough to change history and geography."
According to India’s Telegraph website, Pakistani Army Chief of Staff, Army Marshal Sayid Asim Munir warned India on October 18th that “there is no room for war in a nuclear environment.”Munir said that Pakistan will “react decisively” to any provocation, “I suggest and firmly warn Indian military leadership that there is no room for war in the nuclear environment.”