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US simply has the biggest hammer, and thus every problem looks like some form of nail. So yes pretty much everyone knows their particular rapsheet they have with the US given the US rules the roost in this manner since arguably the early 20th century....and more so since the Truman doctrine...

Turkey could hypothetically been a great assistance (in whatever capacity made sense) for India and Pakistan to sort all issues out (say after the genie was let out of the lamp regarding partition in both spheres as that happened). If it had say 100% commitment and application of Ataturk...

Lot of stuff being espoused and asserted here does not meet basic shoe on the other foot consistency....especially for finding whatever irredentism in whichever elements and making tenuous connection to actual policy (desired or actually executed)....without doing that on your own first...

I saw it in the news earlier. RIP. Very sad to see.

There was language and behaviour here from a couple members that attracted warnings. Persistent ones got a thread ban. Respect the forum rules especially when engaging in contentious topics.

The issue is he is reading off the teleprompter here. There is a team behind him that vetted all he said here....compared to say a gaffe. They/him can still correct it now if there was some error on it. But Pakistan has issued demarche and summoned US envoy to protest already etc.

US deep state (this biden guy is just a mouthpiece sockpuppet, theres really not much going on in his head) just has a bunch of problems/potentials with Pakistan that it seeks to prod on for its current carrot and stick policy with them (the same Biden admin announced 450 million sustainment...

US looked the other way in the 1980's to begin with giving a strategic nod then....they are 2nd part (after China) of Pakistan's story acquiring nukes. The 1980s detente and cooperation between US and China (and especially expanded for the soviet afghan war) is underlooked by many to this very...

and who has India proliferated its nuclear technology to? (so brazenly with US C-130s even)

Quite entertaining though to see lot of Pakistanis at a certain forum, agree with and celebrate Biden/deep state saying this. Some have a masochist pleasure on it too after going all in with the conspiracy theory that their political favourite was removed by US/Pak Army/<insert bogeyman here>...

https://english.kyodonews.net/news/2022/10/928878c248f3-japan-to-export-india-stealth-antennas-equipped-on-new-destroyer.html TOKYO - Japan is planning to export to India stealth antennas equipped on a new Maritime Self-Defense Force destroyer, as the two countries strengthen security...

https://indianexpress.com/article/cities/bangalore/bengaluru-19-seater-aircraft-saras-mk-ii-critical-design-stage-8209132/ The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research-National Aerospace Laboratories (CSIR-NAL), which has undertaken the design, development and certification of the SARAS...

Don't know where this source is from, but India has the same production capacity ~2.8% (of world PV module capacity) as entire Europe (2.8%) or North America (2.4%) , so it really should be on this list somewhere too (ROW is according to IEA around 1.9% of total world)...

Sutton has another good analysis out:

https://www.indianarrative.com/india-news/india-sharpens-its-nuclear-deterrent-with-a-slbm-launch-from-ins-arihant-60737.html India on Friday added new teeth to its nuclear deterrent by test firing a ballistic missile from INS Arihant, its atomic powered submarine. The Arihant is at the core...

Its the base configuration for sure (just look at the concept art already out there, they are much more armoured up). Useful to have at this juncture first to test and check out the traction system thoroughly first.

I guess deep state not being at war with its own president has allowed it to consolidate its time again to matters of actual relative importance.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/indias-heaviest-rocket-to-make-maiden-global-foray-this-month-launch-to-have-several-firsts/articleshow/94691434.cms NEW DELHI: Making its maiden foray into the global satellite launch market, Isro’s heaviest rocket GSLVMK III will launch 36 satellites...

This chip from Kh-101 ALCM, which tried to hit Klitschko bridge on October 10, was made in March 2019, i.e. the missile was even newer. As a rule, the oldest things are used up first. The production is 3 missiles a month. Means Russia has only a few dozen Kh-101s left.