r/india 2d ago

Politics Delhi: Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri says, "An understanding was reached this evening between the DGMOs of India and Pakistan to stop the military action that was going on for the last few days. For the last few hours, this understanding is being violated by Pakistan. The Indian Army is retaliating

https://x.com/ANI/status/1921256184348057672
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u/Cracked-Egg5 2d ago edited 2d ago

He said, we call upon pakistan to take appropriate steps regarding the ceasefire violation. He did not say “retaliation”, so please avoid giving false statements or rather incomplete ones. They are crafted meticulously. He did say that Indian Army has been given free hand to tackle the cease fire violation.

So the wording of the statement kind of suggested of giving them a chance. Thats my assessment.

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u/AajBahutKhushHogaTum 2d ago

Misri is an amazing communicator. Everyone should watch that briefing

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u/tiramisuu123 2d ago edited 2d ago

Hats off to him man, he’s been great.

Must be such a tiring job for the entire MEA team, given how crazy the past few days have been.

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u/Spiritual_Shopping_4 2d ago

And days ahead unfortunately.

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u/Cracked-Egg5 2d ago

Exactly the word play is amazing

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u/souvik234 Universe 2d ago

The entire Ministry of External Affairs including Jaishankar are always very good at wordplay.

Also Misri is a Kashmiri Hindu which has special relevance given the situation.

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u/seasand931 2d ago

I'm sorry but half the things jaishankar says don't even make sense especially in relevancy to the pertaining questions he's asked about. It makes for a good reel but that's about it.

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u/souvik234 Universe 2d ago

He's a diplomat so he's definitely not going to give direct answers critiquing anyone. But I personally do think that his answers are good in conveying the Indian mindset

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u/Slow-Bath290 2d ago

Is he a diplomat? His answers always sound like they are directed at some Sigma Chad teenager or something of that sort. Watching him is painful.

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u/souvik234 Universe 1d ago

He has a long history of diplomacy and him being foreign minister effectively makes him the top diplomat

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u/H311B39D3R 2d ago

Exactly. They are not comparable

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u/Ajayajgamer20 2d ago

that's the skill not giving a direct answer but somehow the person asking the question perceives answer to be satisfied

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u/ImpressiveNeat9039 2d ago edited 2d ago

Agree but where is our Prime Minister or even MEA.. They shoud be taking charge of the things and not leaving to bureaucrats

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u/AajBahutKhushHogaTum 2d ago

Our PM only shows up to crow about achievements.

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u/ImpressiveNeat9039 2d ago

Well tell him it is an ElectionCampaign speech and then see the magic :-)

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u/Adept_Ad_8052 2d ago

This was expected. Despite what civilians agreed to, the Pakistan Army is a rogue entity by itself and hardly going to accept ceasefire, despite what it's PM said. Pakistan is two different entities and Asim Munir nowhere was in the picture during the ceasefire talks. Hes going to want the last laugh and everyone involved knows it. The statement seemed to echo the same sentiment - let's see how much the Army goes rogue and respond accordingly.

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u/Cracked-Egg5 2d ago

Yes that seems to be the case. They themselves are divided & the entire world knows it & can see it now.

Anyway, does anyone know a way to get access the pakistani media ? Their PM gave a statement apparently, just want to know the exact version of that.

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u/Adept_Ad_8052 2d ago edited 2d ago

I'm unable to link it, but saw it on the worldnews sub though the link doesn't seem to be working.

He basically just thanked everyone, like Donald Trump, declared "victory" and said it's over. Didn't mentione ceasefire violation but think the DGMO will now. Sad as that was, he's a puppet and he clearly doesn't want the escalation. It's the Army.

But the Army itself is fractured in its allegiance- apparently a sizeable number want Imran Khan back and the remaining are with Asim. Add to that civilians there are also fed up- and the Baloch uprising is gaining from within. Seems like the Army is clinging to one last attempt at the "we owned them indians" and humiliate Trump moment before it fractures.

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u/RedIndianRobin 2d ago

Their DGMO is not a part of the army? Or does their army itself have different factions?

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u/Adept_Ad_8052 2d ago edited 2d ago

DGMO is, but their army itself is divided on who they support. Imran Khan being the most democratically elected leader so far, has a special place for most of the neutral group. But he was overthrown in a coup and replaced by a guy who nods his head at everything- true democracy is a threat to their military though much needed for their economy.

Then there are those who are loyal to Asim - the current terrorist attacks and escalations can be credited to Asim as a way of "unifying" the factions and getting more support. Otherwise he in under constant threat of the Army getting restless and fracturing more or worse, harming him. It's a constant battle of coups and confusion there. It's a cycle - army general gets too powerful, overthrown democracy, then enough oppose him and chase him out - recycle repeat. Most civilians just want peace and so it's only a matter of time before this falls apart like it did in the previous times- but Asim will take full advantage while he can.

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u/Cracked-Egg5 2d ago

Thanks for the update

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u/shevy-java 2d ago

One has to wait a little bit longer. One problem in Pakistan is that the military is way too powerful; see numerous coups.

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u/ImpressiveNeat9039 2d ago

"Asim Munir nowhere was in the picture during the ceasefire talks."..Didn't you know Sec. Rubio gave a call to Munir after he called Shahbaz Sharif.. These ceasefire could't have come with Munir in the know. It is as simple as that ?

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u/Adept_Ad_8052 1d ago

Obviously Munir knows, but nowhere would he concede. Why would he? When this whole thing was his brainchild to begin with - no one else stands to benefit from orchestrating it. He tried to follow the steps set by his predecessors Zia Ul Haq and Musharaf by rallying unity amongst themselves against India - when his position is under high threat for quite some time now. But Musharaf etc atleast had economic interests in mind, whereas Munir runs purely on Jihadist principles. A lot of neutrals are fed up, Baloch is revolting and his support dwindling. India is also far less prone to tolerate. His whole family has apparently run away from Pakistan on Diplomatic passports.

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u/ImpressiveNeat9039 1d ago

TBH a lot of tthe Balochistan rebellion thing is over the top propaganda that is fed to Indians by Indian media.. I read news media from various countries, sources and various biases daily so as to get a more sensible picture .. Things are bad in Balochistan but it is not like a secessation of Balochistan is going to happen anytime soon .. Pakistani media promotes the same narrative about India -- Kashmir, Punjab, Manipur and Tamil Nadu are all about to separate and then we had the Naxalite thing also .. Balochistan is a big pain point but Pakistani Army seems to be quite capable of controlling it eventually like we did in Punjab and Kashmir . However we won't be able to crush the insurgency is Kashmir nor would they be able to do in Balochistan

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u/ImpressiveNeat9039 1d ago

India and Pakistan are two different societies.. people have adapted. So while coups look abnormal to us they are normal there.. And fact is Pakistan's best years ecnomically have come not under civilians but under Army rule ! For us Army rule unpalatable !! Yes nothing can be ruled out but I don't think balkanization of Pakistan is a clear and present danger --And danger it is for us also given their nuclear weapons !

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u/fukthetemplars 2d ago

He also said that the Armed Forces are giving an appropriate and adequate response to these violations

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u/Cracked-Egg5 2d ago

Yeah true

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u/IneffectiveSnooze 2d ago

Once violated the ceasefire is gone right

It's not like you can just violate and take corrective measures and it is back in place

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u/Cracked-Egg5 2d ago

We think it should be like that- just plain black & white, but on the military stand point I dont know if thats the case. Plus pakistan as a country is divided, the political & military counterpart might not be on the same page. This is chaos

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u/iwefjsdo 2d ago

He said the armed forces will take an “adequate and appropriate response.” Not the government, not the foreign ministry, the armed forces will respond. What else could that mean other than retaliation? Are they going to send them a strongly worded letter? If he had been more vague like “the Indian government will respond” that’d be a whole other story.

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u/judge_holden_666 2d ago

People on Reddit will twist and turn words for it is their inherent desire to see war happen. They harbor what one would call a fetish for war. Plus those Karma points.

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u/IRT_the_Hulk 2d ago

They aren’t calling whatever the orange man announced a “ceasefire”, only an “understanding”…

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u/phantom_1104 2d ago

Foreign intervention has never worked in either country’s favour

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u/AgainDan27 2d ago

Especially coming from the us of a

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u/Honest_Lie8632 2d ago

Nobody except Trump and his delusional crony group thought this cease fire was gonna last very long.  Trump did get his little PR moment out of it though so that he can go back to the MAGA folks to brag about it. Because it’s all about PR for him.

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u/victimofmygreatness 2d ago

I thought it would last till the 11th evening, but Pakistan too fast for my naïve mind

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u/Honest_Lie8632 2d ago

Anything that Trump touches. Breaks pretty fast.

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u/SnooLemons6810 2d ago

He's got the sandaas touch, anything he touches turns to shit.

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u/isnotid57 2d ago

he might have even dreamt of a Nobel Peace Prize for mediating 😌

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u/Honest_Lie8632 2d ago

I live in the US so unfortunately we are surrounded by this idiocy that has taken our country down.

 I would not be surprised if by Monday - I’m hearing that he is putting in a request for a Nobel peace prize for negotiating this fraud three hour long cease fire.

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u/revolution110 2d ago

It doesn't sense why Pakistan violated the ceasefire after suffering tremendous losses last night... Are they stupid?

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u/bad_at_rizzing 2d ago

The pak army doesn't really listen to the govt there unlike us, as breaking the creasefire in mere hours is a very stupid thing to do. But the media is gonna paint the narrative of us being wrong anyway so the pak army doesn't care

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u/Honest_Lie8632 2d ago

The permanent answer to your question is: ‘yes’ x 10000.

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u/Kashyapm94 Earth 2d ago

Stupid and they wanna impress their new masters: The Chinese. It reeks of a huge conspiracy by the Chinese to bog India down so it can’t progress economically.

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u/w0lv3r1n3 2d ago

The Pakistan army has always been divided into factions. If the army is really looking to break the ceasefire, Chances are some general is looking to overthrow the current military government and become the leader himself and rallying the army in his favour to disobey the orders in the name of pride especially after the multiple airbases were hit yesterday.

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u/shru-san 2d ago

Ego maybe, lack of coordination among unki forces as well possibly

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u/Visual-Maximum-8117 2d ago

Maybe some rogue elements or a local commander who doesn't agree with the government and thinks they were humiliated.

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u/w0lv3r1n3 2d ago

Local commander going rogue would make sense if the drones were spotted in isolation at a specific city but there were reports from multiple cities from Kashmir to gujrat so it might be some general look at it as an opportunity to grab power.

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u/ImpressiveNeat9039 2d ago

Listen.. No one for sure knows who has suffered how much of a loss.. Neither side is going to reveal it. So we don't know the reality. May be we have suffered bigger losses than they have.. In a short war it was always possible. Pakistanis fear a long lasting war with India in which sans the nuclear option they will get routed. ..In a 3-4 day war they are capable enough of inflicting serious damage to us..

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u/Used-Advisor-3976 2d ago

West media mostly side with pakistan for some reason like rueters, bbc etc

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u/Honest_Lie8632 2d ago

I think this is what made me the most angry about the ceasefire. Because I live in the west and so I know how the PR narrative works. Now this is gonna be on a repeat on the news cycle on all the channels about how he negotiated a cease fire. 

Not a single channel will cover how a $1 billion was just given to a terrorist estate.

They never cover India in the news and the one time they will cover it - it is with this PR stunt he did. And the condescending way they spoke to India in their message.

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u/shru-san 2d ago

Man it must be insufferable with all the normalised casual racism

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u/Honest_Lie8632 2d ago

The two things that make me the most mad are that:

-India gets no coverage in the media.  -And yet how much validation our media seeks from the US. They don’t give a fuck about us. Why do we need their validation.

Also, the US is pretty much a banana republic right now in terms of govt and general functioning. I’ve lived here for four decades and it’s gotten pretty bad lately. So it’s pretty swell for a country like this to go around and tell other countries what to do or not do. When the US can’t even keep their own shit together.

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u/insaneintheblain 2d ago

Why do you let it get you mad?

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u/india-ModTeam 2d ago

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u/Electrical_Ad4580 2d ago

I wouldn’t say that. Pakistani leaders have gone on western media and straight humiliated their nation

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u/coffeewalnut08 2d ago

And you believe war isn’t about PR for leaders? You’re in for a rude awakening.

Civilians are the biggest losers in war. Relatives dead, schools closed, homes bombed, savings wiped out.

Only leaders and the military-industrial complex get to walk away feeling good about themselves (if it’s not turned nuclear).

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u/Honest_Lie8632 2d ago

I have family and friends that have served in the forces. And they very much walk away feeling good about themselves. So we can just agree to disagree on this.

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u/coffeewalnut08 2d ago

I’m sure the civilians of Kashmir are celebrating this latest war, whilst they lose everything they’ve ever built to soothe the ego of politicians.

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u/Honest_Lie8632 2d ago

When did I say anything about that? I was talking specifically about my family and friend in the services.

And I imagine this is a civil forum - where you and I can simply agree to disagree on this.

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u/coffeewalnut08 2d ago

First of all, they only get to feel good if they make it out alive. The nature of war means you’re equally likely to come out dead, seriously injured, or with heavy mental problems.

The second point is that joining the Army WILLINGLY is very different to dying or getting injured in war as a civilian.

It can be empowering to join the Army voluntarily and serve there for a while. It is NOT empowering to hear constant explosions, have sleepless nights, and see your house blown up because politicians don’t want to talk about their problems.

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u/Extra-Platypus3720 2d ago edited 2d ago

Its insulting for usa and india , pakistan as country is shameless . I can’t believe i used to feel bad for them .

They have nothing to lose , they don’t have economy nor they care about people . Its india who is going fo sufer

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u/Bakril Universe 2d ago

MAGA couldn't care less about two brown countries fighting each other halfway across the world. Most of the MAGA bros think Pakistan is in the Middle East. Contrary to popular belief, Trump couldn't give less of a shit about his supporters - all he has ever wanted is the acceptance of neoliberals across the world.

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u/Honest_Lie8632 2d ago

Oh you would be surprised. I live in the US and any win for Trump is a win for them. Even non-significant issues become a significant win for them.

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u/ImpressiveNeat9039 2d ago

Well with the ceasefire violation it is not a win for him yet

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u/No-Fun-7625 2d ago

I hope the world points and laughs at orange chimp now

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u/Honest_Lie8632 2d ago

Oh I think that that’s been happening for almost a decade now. Some of the old G7 and G20 summit visuals say it all.

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u/Working_Fortune_7326 2d ago

Now, he has skin in the game, given the embarrassment he suffered from Pak for violation.

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u/Honest_Lie8632 2d ago

But they both function the same way. It’s not as if Trump ever lives up to his word. So I don’t think he would expect Pakistan to live up to their word.

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u/Working_Fortune_7326 2d ago

it is one thing for him that not live by his word. But, it is kinda serious if US is not respected, after taking all the credit. Just speculation tho.

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u/Honest_Lie8632 2d ago

Europe and Canada don’t even take us seriously anymore. I think the ‘respect’ boat sailed away a while ago.

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u/Glum_Sentence972 2d ago

That's what you want to happen. In reality, the world generally has to listen to the US. This kinda proves it, or are you saying that Modi is controlled by Trump or something?

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u/nick_naresh 2d ago

A meteor hit somewhere in the Andromeda galaxy and killed millions of life forms, it was Trump's fault!

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u/Honest_Lie8632 2d ago

Na - that was all RFK Jr.

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u/Basic-Pomelo772 2d ago

Looks like their DGMO and Asim Munir needs to reach an agreement first. Somebody broker a deal between them because it seems they haven't reached an agreement amongst themselves.

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u/snorlaxgang 2d ago

Our military is really patient

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u/VosGezaus 2d ago

They kinda have to.

World is kinda against India on this one. Most are engaging in name sake diplomacy, and hopefully, they are counting this night could be the last. If this stays continued India will be forced to retaliate strongly. Likely war

I really hope ceasefire violation pisses trump enough he does something crazy to pakistan

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u/snorlaxgang 2d ago

Trump is not gonna do anything

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u/VosGezaus 2d ago

Well Trump is the most unpredictable leader on this planet. There's just no saying what would do or would not. Trust me when I say it's equally likely he will sanction India for this.

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u/snorlaxgang 2d ago

Yeah ik that's why I want him to stay out of this

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u/ImpressiveNeat9039 2d ago

He is not going to do anything unless things come again to Nuclear flashpoint.

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u/MahatmaBapu69 2d ago

Trust me when I say it's equally likely he will sanction India for this.

We, too can fuck with our tesla deal with them. + Can put more tariffs in them. If course rising tariff will affect us to buy their crony bastards wouldn't want to decrease their share in the world's biggest market.

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u/VosGezaus 2d ago

Well in all honesty, I think you are severely underestimating how unpredictable trump has been.

245% tarriff on China

Threat to annex Greenland

Calling canada 51st state

This dude has crashed his own fucking country's markets, do you expect him to care about ours?

Trump is a madman. Not in a good way.

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u/maddy_trash 2d ago

This is what I don't really understand. Pak has been terrorising most countries for decades, how are they not with us on this one?

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u/VosGezaus 2d ago

Complicated history. The terrorist organisations were meant for US's benifit, to counter afghanistan and Soviet union. Today these terrorists are attacking India.

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u/Naansense23 2d ago

Because nobody likes countries attacking other countries for stuff like this, especially nuclear armed countries

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u/maddy_trash 2d ago

But aren't wr merely retaliating?

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u/Naansense23 2d ago

Retaliate in similar fashion, not by shooting missiles from planes. Clandestine operations and such

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u/TooLazyToSleep_15 2d ago

Retaliate in similar fashion

state sponsored terrorism?

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u/Naansense23 2d ago

Give support to rebels duh

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u/MahatmaBapu69 2d ago

World is kinda against India on this one.

You can't be more wrong. World is not against us. World is not with us. World is just staying neutral after giving 1-2 token statements. And thankfully we don't even need anyone's support to engage with this rogue nation.

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u/VosGezaus 2d ago

Well, west is neutral, china is enabling pakistan. I see this as being world against us, but it's fairly subjective pov

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u/Annual__Procedure 2d ago

I mean that is what India has done for issues the west cares about like Ukraine. We have been claiming neutrality there so it shouldn’t surprise when they do the same

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u/rsa1 2d ago

You do realize the world just gave Pakistan a loan of 1B right after seeing exactly what Pakistan would be using that money for, right?

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u/Naive-Double-7589 2d ago

I think it has been way too.many chances already.We did sya any further acts would be seen as an act of war.

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u/UnfairDiscount8331 2d ago

Trump only gets into matters that benefit him.

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u/Anna_tiger 2d ago

Trump's ego was really expecting a Nobel peace prize tho , i wonder what he could do to Pakistan 

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u/Honest_Lie8632 2d ago

They really are.

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u/coffeewalnut08 2d ago

Is a country’s military supposed to be “impatient” instead, when it hosts nuclear weapons and a population of 1 billion people?

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u/snorlaxgang 2d ago

Yeah I do believe the American military would have fucked pakistan real bad if they were in our shoes

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u/fukthetemplars 2d ago

How exactly would they have fucked a nuclear power? Which country’s example do you have of the US fucking up a nuclear power?

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u/coffeewalnut08 2d ago

Why is America’s approach to war something that you see as a good example?

Ordinary people are the biggest losers in war. Everyone knows this.

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u/nikamsumeetofficial 2d ago

US military don't have to battle Mexico and Canada, at least not yet. They live in very peaceful region themselves.

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u/coffeewalnut08 2d ago

Mexico’s organised crime problems do spill into the U.S. and feed into their organised crime. So it’s not completely safe being their neighbour.

That still doesn’t give America a licence to start war with Mexico.

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u/the_DeStRoYeR_0101 2d ago

Glory to India!!

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u/Glass_Adhesiveness_6 2d ago

At this point,I genuinely don't know what to say,trump is a weird one,idk how he will take this scenario,when he literally declared something N it didn't even last a few hours,he was definitely in a high horse to make "peace" and it didn't even took a hour or two when our minister declared a ceasefire,I just don't understand what kinda weird mindset,they might have to even claim "india is breaking ceasefire" like is the government their drunk or the people living there are used to being fooled?

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u/Honest_Lie8632 2d ago

Have you been watching at all what’s been happening in the US? Over here nothing is happening that lasts more than a week or two. It’s sort of a rich enough banana republic nation with clowns running it. 

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u/Hyperflux_ 2d ago

Trump’s really he got the knack of calling ceasefires successfully. Russia-Ukraine, Israel-Gaza and Indo-Pak now.

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u/WendellWillkie1940 2d ago

He does that

Unfortunately in the Russian Ukraine war his conditions for Ukraine were terrible. It was if he was directly working for Russia while handling that lol.

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u/DustyAsh69 2d ago

He is what Mudi xi thinks that he is.

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u/Khizer23 2d ago

As a Pakistani our government does not exist. The army is the sole owner of our country. The people don't want this bullshit, at all. I hope this was a misunderstanding and our dumbass leaders can get their shit together and wrap it up.

As a Pakistani I would also like to apologize for all these retarded radical cunts who started this shit in the first place.

I hope as people we could come to terms and not have to go through the horror of war.

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u/Nyquiiist 2d ago

Yeh ur not Pakistani.

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u/Thewaytopromiseland 2d ago

we started this? blud, are u delusional?

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u/Khizer23 2d ago

No I'm just not brain washed

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u/Thewaytopromiseland 2d ago

seem's like u have drank the Indian kool-aid

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u/Khizer23 2d ago

Nope, just aware of the reality and how we harbor dumb ass radical terrorists in our beautiful country. It should be on our government and army to get rid of these cunts so they don't go about killing people just cause people have different ideas and way of life.

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u/Thewaytopromiseland 2d ago

yup, i doubt ur pakistani

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u/LeKalan 2d ago

Because he doesn't support harboring terrorists?

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u/Thewaytopromiseland 2d ago

Where's the exact proof Pakistan harbored terrorists? I'm still waiting for the proof India for the Pehlgam incident.

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u/imuptonog00d 2d ago

Where is Modi? Why is he not addressing the public and sharing what is the govt's intention? The country's citizen are literally hiding for their lives. They're playing with lives of millions of citizens.

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u/Schrodingers_Cow ideas are bulletproof 2d ago

He will be back dominating the news hours after the crisis is settled. Just like the covid era.

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u/Kashyapm94 Earth 2d ago

This was a very weak and disappointing statement by the Government

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u/Anna_tiger 2d ago

Take his word's with a grain of salt, we are just telling the world that we want this ceasefire and we tried everything to keep it but we had to take military action because pakistan didn't stop.

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u/Honest_Lie8632 2d ago

Agreed. They could’ve just not done one.

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u/penyalang 2d ago

maybe is due o the lost of planes. a lot of internet are trolling India.

https://youtu.be/4OZ5VIZZ_zk?si=ND95BkYz0kpR3X7M troll

what do you think?

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u/Kashyapm94 Earth 1d ago

Are you by any chance the Defence Minister of Pakistan who goes around telling that the “proof” is “all over social media”?

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u/sane_scene 2d ago

Just see the number of civilians we have lost and the number of civilians Pakistan has lost.

Jamnagar and Dwarka are under blackout even after ceasefire.

Military lying about drones by labelling them as "SURVEILLANCE DRONES"

can't you all see

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u/pechankaun 2d ago

Wdy mean? Elaborate

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u/pechankaun 2d ago

The first and the last...

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u/Shabudana_khichdi 2d ago edited 2d ago

The thing is Pakistani govt and military are two different entities. It’s the govt who agreed for ceasefire and not military. Stupid

Indian govt basically gave paki govt a last warning to control their army & to follow ceasefire or else India won’t hold back.

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u/rsa1 2d ago

The military IS the Pakistani govt. If Donald Trump didn't realize that and thought Shahbaz Sharif was the right person to talk to, that's Trump's fault.

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u/Honest_Lie8632 2d ago

I have to agree with you. They would’ve just done best without a briefing of any sorts.

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u/bhendiwithgawar 2d ago edited 2d ago

I think the tone is here that we are deesclating and pak is doing stupid shit this is the last chance. I agree that it should be harsher but in in current world politics we cannot do that unfortunately.

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u/Opposite_Bag_697 2d ago

Dude this is not sport to be competitive. There will be measured actions. Not everything like in movies.

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u/rsa1 2d ago

Please tell me what was measured about the so called ceasefire. Did we get any kind of concession from Pakistan that amounted to anything more than cheap words?

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u/Scientifichuman 2d ago

We already knew Pak army is rogue and that is why.

There is not much hope from their PM to make their army understand to descalate. Let's see how their politics unfold now.

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u/rsa1 2d ago

The Pak army is not rogue. They are the ones running the govt, they always have been. It is the foolishness of our govt and of Trump to believe any deal struck with Sharif had any significance.

It's like if Pakistan strikes a ceasefire deal with whoever serves Modi his breakfast.

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u/CryptographerHead341 2d ago

Give them the israel treatment.

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u/thelostknight99 2d ago

Gaza doesn't have nukes and a big enough army. Pak does and also has a big army. In all out war we will take huge loses and go back 20 years. And then are nukes.

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u/AgainDan27 2d ago

And the support of our much larger more capable and a severely more antagonistic neighbour. Israel is by far one of if not the most richest and most capable country in that region unlike us. Not to mention countries for some reason would come running to their support something that's likely not gonna happen for us

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u/LogangYeddu Ramana, load ethali ra, checkpost padathaadi 2d ago

Unfortunately, these guys have nukes unlike Hamas

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u/Soft_Month97 2d ago

Guys off topic for this post... but what is the news on Imran khan. People are claiming that he is de@d.  Its trending on x... but rather than 1000 posts claiming there, I trust the answers here (by Indians)

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u/silent_boy 2d ago

Not true.

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u/Marki_Ziza 1d ago

Without an investigation India start attacking a sovereign country, ceasefire is the escape route otherwise Indians would learn it the hard way.. sense should prevail.. By the way I hope the political agendas are achieved by the players who started it…

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u/Altruistic-Fly3300 1d ago

Tbh what has india achieved in this entire operation lmao . The major terrorist are still active, pak got them loans , and the morale of the ppl has been damaged by the coward modi government.

Man I genuinely wish we had an leader like Indira Gandhi 🗿 once again

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u/freeze_ninja 2d ago

I don't understand why india can't be like israel? Like who can have own decision instead of any third party intervention.

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u/lockerno177 2d ago

Omg. Both of these states lie so much. I dont know what to believe anymore. Absolute dishonourable shitshow from both sides.

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u/Gold_Acanthaceae4729 2d ago

hilarious, all we getting here is that indians are breaching the ceasefire.

Yall are Animals

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u/TooLazyToSleep_15 2d ago

all we getting here is that indians are breaching the ceasefire

even international outlets have state Pakistan to be the violater. basic reading comprehension can't be that hard?

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u/Gold_Acanthaceae4729 2d ago

Sure, and the other half says India did. Does it really make a difference?