A Significant Question: Why USA made Pakistan withdraw from Kargil in the 1999 war?

[Kamikaze Pilot]

Look Moderators,

This is a significant question. Hence the thread.

Why USA made Pakistan withdraw from Kargil in the 1999 war?

 

[hussain0216]

They believed conflict should be resolved though dialogue

our politicians were worthless and under threat they bowed leaving a brilliant invasion unsupported

Musharraf was so ticked off he instigated coup soon after

 

[kṣamā]

Look Moderators,

This is a significant question. Hence the thread.

Why USA made Pakistan withdraw from Kargil in the 1999 war?

Don't spread misinformation. It was Pakistan who strong armed USA to force India to submission.

BTW it was a massive unilaterally agreed win for Pakistan.

 

[Chellam]

There are some people just pass the Mislead info on the internet,

 

[El Sidd]

Hahaha

Kargil.... The Indian romance for a modern day conflict.

Now even blaming the USA.

Ask trump he may tweet on it as well.

 

[Kamikaze Pilot]

Hahaha

Kargil.... The Indian romance for a modern day conflict.

Now even blaming the USA.

Ask trump he may tweet on it as well.

Did you read the question? Read again.

 

[El Sidd]

Did you read the question? Read again.

I don't know

Ask again

 

[Kamikaze Pilot]

I don't know

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Why USA made Pakistan withdraw from Kargil in the 1999 war?

 

[El Sidd]

Why USA made Pakistan withdraw from Kargil in the 1999 war?

Why was USA a party in 1999?

Who made them the party?

 

[Talwar e Pakistan]

It wasn't just foreign pressure, but it was domestic pressure as well. The Prime Minister and many key military commanders were not even informed of the attack and were against the war. For this reason; supplies, reinforcements and etc... were not given to the troops in Kargil. The 5000 Pakistani troops were left to fight 30,000 Indian soldiers who were supported by the Air force, artillery, constant reinforcements and supplies, all alone. Despite all of this, Pakistani Forces fought very well and inflicted much more damage.

 

[American Pakistani]

Why USA made Pakistan withdraw from Kargil in the 1999 war?

Because indian market is much bigger and it was easier to bribe Pakistani politicians such as nawaz who was sold out for few $$$.

Good riddance when Musharraf kicked this traitor out of his chair and country.

 

[Yerusalem 4880 Kms]

Look Moderators,

This is a significant question. Hence the thread.

Why USA made Pakistan withdraw from Kargil in the 1999 war?

Because India cry US a big river and to avoid nuclear war US pressure Shrieff to withdraw because India told US they can't conventionally clear Kargill from interrupters they have to go nuclear.

 

[Joe Shearer]

They believed conflict should be resolved though dialogue

our politicians were worthless and under threat they bowed leaving a brilliant invasion unsupported

Musharraf was so ticked off he instigated coup soon after

'A brilliant invasion'? Where the invaders got driven out, and were losing the battle even before US intervention? It is a wonderful world in which you live. Congratulations on having banished reality.

Hahaha

Kargil.... The Indian romance for a modern day conflict.

Now even blaming the USA.

Ask trump he may tweet on it as well.

You didn't get the mail? It was a Pakistani victory. Now toe the line, or there will be someone calling on you.

 

[Yerusalem 4880 Kms]

'A brilliant invasion'? Where the invaders got driven out, and were losing the battle even before US intervention? It is a wonderful world in which you live. Congratulations on having banished reality.

You people engage fighter only on one point but there are 3 more intrusions even still you people don't know at least you and your army keeps mum over it.
We still hold many key points to target ley.

 

[Joe Shearer]

Why was USA a party in 1999?

Who made them the party?

A Prime Minister of a certain country who flew down to Washington and spent several days begging and pleading for them to be a party.

Wonder why. They were winning the war, and were practically in Delhi.