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Overnight, a full-scale war between India and Pakistan began almost unnoticed. Despite its peaceful rhetoric, it was in fact Pakistan that started the war by launching missile strikes, even targeting India’s capital, New Delhi. Both sides are now continuing to move troops toward the borders. The war is unavoidable. Let there be good!
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Translation: The war between India and Pakistan — do you think it will have a strong impact on the global economy? Well, as things are going, I would venture to predict that they will exchange some strikes and won’t continue beyond that, because for both of them, an all-out war with each other would have colossal and devastating consequences.
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Two major powers, one with a population of 1.5 billion people, the other with a population of 220 million people, and they are on the brink of war. However, many experts — and I agree with them — tend to believe that there will not be a serious war. The sides will exchange airstrikes, they already have, and afterward there will be a pause and negotiations will begin. India may consider itself satisfied, or maybe not, and Pakistan will respond.
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India and Pakistan: 1. They carried out strikes against each other — around 10 strikes each, with approximately 10–30 casualties on each side. 2. There is little global concern. 3. Even though they each have about 170 nuclear warheads. 4. It is believed they will exchange another one or two rounds of strikes, gradually de-escalating, and then it will all calm down. 5. This reflects the hatred between Hindus and Muslims. 6. And the unresolved territorial issue. 7. China supports Pakistan. 8. The USA, Britain, and Israel support India. 9. Islamic countries, including Turkey, support Pakistan. 10. Russia is neutral, but India has closer relations with Russia than Pakistan does. 11. The forecast: another 20 or so people may be killed, and then things will settle down.
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