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#WATCH | Delhi | Foreign Affairs Expert Robinder Sachdev says, "In this conflict, which was ongoing, there was going to come a tipping point when America would have intervened or when Pakistan would have wanted America to ask for its help to intervene as the conflict was escalating. I... think it reached a tipping point yesterday, and Pakistan desperately reached out to America. The narrative which Pakistan put forth was that this could lead to a big war, and we would have no option but to use a nuclear weapon, and millions would die. The second narrative which Pakistan used with America was that if India attacks in a bigger way, our army and our institutions would disintegrate. There is a high chance that our nuclear arsenal would fall into the hands of non-state actors. Mr. America, do you want our nuclear arsenal going into the making of dirty bombs by Islamic radicals in this region and even up to the Middle East, or even reaching America?..."show more

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Top10InfoYvor 1 Jahr

So modi ji bowed down and accepted friendship with Pakistan..amazing..why did he attacked if we were scared of nuclear..should let attackers kill innocent ppl coz pak has nukes..

Ram Avatarvor 1 Jahr

Robinder Sachdev’s analysis highlights the critical role of international intervention during escalations, with Pakistan’s nuclear concerns adding urgency to the situation. It underscores the potential global risks of a further escalation, particularly regarding nuclear security.

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Bharat 🇮🇳vor 1 Jahr

Pakistan playing the same old nuclear blackmail card fear-mongering to escape accountability once again.

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ganeshingalevor 1 Jahr

So who actually wins? America by saving two states and making them as a client for defense tools or Pakistan? by making mistakes and still getting escaped? India who did nothing wrong and could not teach lesson to the attacker nation?

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Raj Prajapativor 1 Jahr

Nice cooked story By ANI PR

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Defence Dicevor 1 Jahr

Modi blundered. No more support for him..

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suriilimehekvor 1 Jahr

Sabse pehle bharat aur bharat ki sena ko Modi ki haar se alag karna hoga. Yeh Modi ki haar hai hum aur hamari sena ka iss se koi lena Dena nahi Modi turned cold feet he blinked we were ready to take nuclear missile sitting in delhi. Hum mar jate par Pakistan khatm ho jata.

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VATSvor 1 Jahr

So nuclear weapons Non state actors Dirty bombs Threats to the Middle East and America....

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VYAS🙏vor 1 Jahr

सब अमेरिका को पूछ बता के करना है!

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After CFV, no comment came from Trump, who is he to make decisions for our country. Pak would repeat the same nuclear threat in future and india will have to bow down. Trump may also tell india to handover the POK, and our weak leader @narendramodi may also agree to that.

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