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Pakistan has been giving lot of statements in the recent past and India never replied. MMS is a good statesman and talks on facts, he is doing a good job.
originally posted by major dad
You are absolutely right. There is no limited nuke war. This Kapoor, I wonder where he has studied the strategies and doctrines? I am shocked to hear him talking about limited nuke war. Man ther is no limited nuke war. Who dares wins.
a limited nuclear war (sometimes attack or exchange), refers to a small scale use of nuclear weapons by one or more parties. A "limited nuclear war" would most likely consist of a limited exchange between two nuclear superpowers targeting each other's military facilities, either as an attempt to pre-emptively cripple the enemy's ability to attack as a defensive measure or as a prelude to an invasion by conventional forces as an offensive measure. It will also refer to a nuclear war between minor nuclear powers, who lack the ability to deliver a decisive strike. This term would apply to any limited use of nuclear weapons, which may involve either military or civilian targets.
originally posted xyon
Manmohan and Gen Kapoor are having severe nightmares to think what if these terror groups would eventually end up in India? With the performance of Indian forces getting caught with their pants down in the Mumbai Massacre, I would not like to bet that the India LEA's would ever be ready to deal with this threat! Hmmmmmmmmmm!!!! which is the reason of such statements against Pakistan. Frankly, if Pakistan would sneeze India is bound to catch the flu!!
Types of nuclear war
did i clear ur doubts major dad
tats the reason he is chief and ur not
What is Indian prime minister’s business to question if the Pakistani military is under presidential control or not? India is worried because its eight-year old investment in fostering terror from the Afghan soil is coming out in the open. Pakistan has irrefutable evidence of Indian-sponsored terrorism in Afghanistan. Pakistan is also conducting a transparent probe into the Mumbai attacks in comparison to India’s confused investigations where it is trying to hide terror links that lead to a nexus of its own military intelligence and Hindu religious groups.
This says all. India is indeed really worried about the ongoing talks between US and Taliban in which Britain and Pakistan are also playing a role, with Saudi Arabia being the thread starter.
If US goes out of Afghanistan, India will lose much.
KIT Over.
This says all. India is indeed really worried about the ongoing talks between US and Taliban in which Britain and Pakistan are also playing a role, with Saudi Arabia being the thread starter.
If US goes out of Afghanistan, India will lose much.
KIT Over.
Types of nuclear war
did i clear ur doubts major dad
tats the reason he is chief and ur not
wat to do when very potent force like pakistan cant handle taliban how can an very weak indain force can-specially when tey are trained by very same force(pakistani forces)
dont worry about us catching flu we got tamiflu medicine in abundance
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Be Warned, Manmohan Singh
What is Indian prime ministers business to question if the Pakistani military is under presidential control or not? India is worried because its eight-year old investment in fostering terror from the Afghan soil is coming out in the open. Pakistan has irrefutable evidence of Indian-sponsored terrorism in Afghanistan. Pakistan is also conducting a transparent probe into the Mumbai attacks in comparison to Indias confused investigations where it is trying to hide terror links that lead to a nexus of its own military intelligence and Hindu religious groups.
By THE NATION
Tuesday, 24 November 2009.
ISLAMABAD, PakistanThe Indian Prime Minister is setting new records for aggravating the already strained environment between Pakistan and India.
He has now decided to hold forth on issues that have nothing to do with India, but everything to do with Pakistan's internal and external relations.
Holding forth on an issue which is none of his business, he declares he is not sure whether the President of Pakistan is in control of the armed forces. He has also raised objections to the Pakistan-US relationship and asserted that Pakistan objectives may not be the same as US objectives in Afghanistan.
Maybe he knows something about US objectives that we in Pakistan do not. Otherwise how can the Pakistani objective of seeing a stable, democratic Afghanistan not be in line with US aims for that country?
And let us not forget the old Indian mantra of Pakistan "not doing enough" on Mumbai. Clearly, the Indian leadership is hitting out at Pakistan because the Pakistani leadership is finally doing some plain talking regarding India's role in fanning terrorism in Balochistan and FATA - with the apparent blessings of the US which is allowing India to conduct these covert operations from Afghan soil - a country presently occupied by the Americans and NATO.
Pakistan's foreign minister has finally minced no words on this questionable Indian role in Pakistan in an interview to the German Press Agency (DPA). Given the central role of the Germans with NATO in Afghanistan, it is time the people of that country realized who is supporting the militants in Pakistan and by default in Afghanistan also. This is what India is afraid of: That soon there will be increasing pressure on the US to curb India's clandestine activities through Afghanistan into Pakistan's sensitive provinces of NWFP and Balochistan as well as in FATA. The evidence against India is mounting up with Indian-origin weapons now having been caught. So India is hitting out at Pakistan in all directions.
This is unfortunate because it cannot hide Indian culpability in acts of terror in Pakistan. Nor can its histrionics on Mumbai detract from the fact that Pakistan is not only progressing on the Mumbai case despite Indian non-cooperation in terms of hard evidence and delayed dossiers, it has adopted a fair degree of transparency on the investigations. This is in contrast to India's refusal to act against the Hindu extremists known to have been involved in the Samjota Express terror carnage.
It is time the US informed its strategic partner's leadership, the belligerent Manmohan Singh who is presently in Washington, that it simply cannot afford to continue its bellicosity towards Pakistan if it wants peace and progress in the region. The two nuclear states have to move towards dialogue and India must do a reality check unless it has a deliberate design to keep the region destabilized.