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Unsure. Pakistan is to the west of India. Maybe Warmonitor meant west.Pretext to attacks...
Unsure. Pakistan is to the west of India. Maybe Warmonitor meant west.Pretext to attacks...
That's what I got from it. Still looking for original source but we already have 100% verified that air drills are ongoing. Just want to verify that little extra detail he dropped about bases being loaded and where.Unsure. Pakistan is to the west of India. Maybe Warmonitor meant west.
That seems almost baked into the situation. Lots of promises to “get the Culprit” and sending PAC diplomatic staff packing. With mostly similar responses by Pak.That's my guess.
There was a complex aerial exercise at around this time last year (same month), Gagan Shakti, but honestly the timing of this one feels way too specific to be routine. Likely anything but.Will look into this a bit more. Obviously still helluva timing if it is fully regular.
Me too.The lack of the U.N. trying to step in is what really confuses me. Yeah they’re not exactly a powerful organization but I figured the security council would’ve issued some sort of statement.
Normally, no. The problem I see is the comparison to the Oct 7 attack on Israel. In response, Israel blew the pogies out of Hamas and leveled Gaza. India is looking at Israel's response and is probably thinking they should do the same.Don’t see this blowing up into major military encounter.
My point was that neither country has a vested interest in deescalating the situation.I can’t see China going after India right now or even helping Pakistan. China needs BRICS to be united to help their development. Russia is too bogged down in Ukraine to help anyone case in point Syria.
I did spend some time in India and read some of their (printed) press - that was about 10 years ago, and I was really surprised about the level of hatred towards Pakistan on display in what passed for MSM - the vitriol was comparable to what Russian media had to say about Ukraine once the war was already underway, and one would, in fact, be excused for thinking India and Pak were indeed about to go to war.Very very important point I've reiterated multiple times in this thread. You simply cannot even imagine the level of hate. From infants to the elderly, if there's one thing that unifies India across every field it's hate for Pakistan as you can see with every political party unifying.
A large military responce ( unless planned ahead ) would take months to build up.Normally, no. The problem I see is the comparison to the Oct 7 attack on Israel. In response, Israel blew the pogies out of Hamas and leveled Gaza. India is looking at Israel's response and is probably thinking they should do the same.
The question is: Will Pakistan stand by while India goes after a radical militant on Pakistani territory? Will India expand its operation to other targets?
The circumstances did strike me as similar, but surely even Modi realizes Pakistan isn't Gaza, and their army isn't a guerrilla force.Normally, no. The problem I see is the comparison to the Oct 7 attack on Israel. In response, Israel blew the pogies out of Hamas and leveled Gaza. India is looking at Israel's response and is probably thinking they should do the same.
Not right now. I'm potentially seeing strikes bigger than 2019 on insurgent targets, which could be a slight deescalatory factor.Does anyone see the India-Pakistan conflict turning nuclear?
India has now formally suspended the Indus Waters Treaty...Treaty formally held in abeyance.
The Indus River actually originates in China, flows through Indian-administered Kashmir then ends up in Pakistan.Isnt the Indus river in Pakistan?
Starts in China, source of river water from China BUT India can totally with ZERO doubt shut it off quickly... they already have dammed the river all the way up.Isnt the Indus river in Pakistan?
China, which is a problem. China could cut off our water supplies, too, if we cut Pakistan off. I don't expect the government to cut water off. All that water has to go somewhere, and we have nowhere to store it.Starts in India if I recall
I see, ( Tibet -> through Kasmir -> Pakistan ) that would mean the Sks logboom project 1 salal dam would be a target for Pakistan.The Indus River actually originates in China, flows through Indian-administered Kashmir then ends up in Pakistan.
Either way. India can shut it off before it reaches Pakistan. Many dams along the way on that river.China, which is a problem. China could cut off our water supplies, too, if we cut Pakistan off. I don't expect the government to cut water off. All that water has to go somewhere, and we have nowhere to store it.
We're not talking a full on invasion. Just enough to keep moving up the escalation ladder.A large military responce ( unless planned ahead ) would take months to build up.
