The Duran Podcast India, Pakistan; on the brink of war
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Apr 30, 2025 Tensions are soaring between India and Pakistan following a recent terrorist attack in Kashmir. The podcast delves into Prime Minister Modi's response, the fragile political landscape in Pakistan, and the serious implications of their ongoing nuclear rivalry. It examines the complexities of the Kashmir dispute and the influence of water-sharing agreements. Additionally, alliances with China and the BRICS nations are scrutinized, while potential diplomatic paths to peace highlight the urgent need for communication and strategy to avert further conflict.
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Modi's Pressured Retaliation
- Modi faces immense pressure to respond strongly to the terrorist attack in Kashmir due to casualties and nationalist expectations.
- Longstanding religious and regional tensions fuel the inevitability of a harsh Indian response to perceived Pakistani involvement.
Pakistan's Historical Militancy
- Pakistan has a long history of supporting radical Islamic groups that clash with India.
- Tensions over Kashmir remain unresolved and continue to cause conflict between India and Pakistan.
Pakistan’s Internal Crisis Driving Tensions
- Pakistan faces domestic political turmoil, economic crisis, and social tensions.
- These pressures could motivate Pakistan to escalate conflict with India to unify society under the military.