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    Home » Blog » India and Pakistan Are THIS Close to War… Again

    India and Pakistan Are THIS Close to War… Again

    April 23, 2025Updated:April 23, 2025 US News No Comments
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    There are two things about life: death, taxes, and the ever-present threat of war between India and Pakistan, and the most recent example could be the jihadi Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist assault, which left at least 26 non-Muslims lifeless on the American side of the tense Kashmir region.

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    According to Visegrád 24‘s report, New Delhi took” strong measures against Pakistan,” including robbing Pakistan of South Asia-regional SAARC visas for visitors, closing the Wagah border crossing, and suspending the Indus Waters Treaty ( IWT ) from 1960 that governs the distribution of water from the region’s major rivers.

    SAARC visa holders will be required to keep within 48 days, but closing Wagah is more severe, according to Visegrád 24. Pakistan will instead have to concentrate on more expensive routes, either through ports or third countries, which may raise import costs and inflation, according to the store. ” The Lahore territory will experience immediate financial unrest, unemployment, and possible social unrest.”

    The first is a minor inconvenience, which is what you’d expect from a political incident like Tuesday’s. The Wagah closing is a more severe measure, but it won’t cause quick hardship, and it’s simple enough to resume as a de-escalation determine. However, Islamabad has recently stated that suspending the IWT” was sum to an act of war.”

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    Vikram Misri, India’s foreign minister, stated that the IWT is suspended “until Pakistan convincingly and profoundly abjures its help for cross-border terrorism.” Defense Minister Rajnath Singh remarked,” We will not only reach those who perpetrated this affair but also those who, sitting backstage, have conspired to commit for works on the ground of India.”

    In diplo-speak in New Delhi, “plotting behind the scenes” refers to “plotting in Pakistan.”

    Pakistan has not yet made any announcements regarding the retribution it will use, but Islamabad has stated that the National Security Council for Defense and Intelligence may join on Thursday. &nbsp,

    Since 1947’s split and UK independence, the long-running rivals have engaged in four key battles. The Kargil War in 1999, when Pakistani soldiers and insurgents infiltrated American jobs around Kargil in Kashmir, was the last hostilities to increase to more than conflicts. By that point, both flanks had nuclear weapons, and a basic conflict did not break out.

    Since both nations switched to nuclear energy, crises that nearly led to conflict have accelerated. Since the Brasstacks Crisis of 1986-1987, the two have almost struck back at least six days. Pakistan was widely believed to be capable of quickly assembling and disseminating some nuclear warheads despite not having already tested its nuclear weapons.

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    Winston Churchill said in that rhyming voice that might make it lyric,” Jaw, neck is better than war, battle.” That’s especially true when both parties possess nuclear weapons.

    Sincerely, things on the continent could have been better with the British Raj present, but today the Brits are unable to even do a respectable job of governing themselves.

    So I’m keeping my hands crossed that sobriety prevails, even if it’s because neither party is insane enough to ignore the other party’s nuclear arsenal. &nbsp,

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