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Pakistan keeps threatening war with India. But does Pakistan’s military actually want one? Sushant Sareen’s blunt assessment: “Generals are many things but they’re not suicidal.” So what is Pakistan really trying to achieve? Sushant Sareen exposes Pak's nasty games. Watch Faultline with Ananya Dasgupta: #sushantsareen #indiapakistan #induswaters #waterwars #pakistan... show more

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