Recently, India has made another big move. The Pakistani patrol convoy triggered a giant landmine while patrolling. The Indian army began to mobilize extremist organizations to carry out sneak attacks, targeting Pakistan as a key target. Since the Indian army has faced off at the border for several months, no advantage has been taken. But India, which has always been full of enigmatic self-confidence, is unwilling to admit defeat, so it has to point the finger at Pakistan.
The Indian border dispute uses the power of the country.
For this border dispute, India continues to create conflicts, even at the same time confronting multiple neighboring countries. It can be said that India has reached the point where it does not hesitate to do so. During the standoff, India did not hesitate to buy weapons and equipment higher than the market price, and also purchased cold-resistant materials at a price three times higher than the market price. A large number of poor people in the country are hungry, but India spends money on arms purchases. From this, it can be seen that India has made this border battle its focus.
Before the withdrawal of the army, we still have to do things
However, India has spent almost the whole country to maintain the border dispute, which has been struggling for several months, but in the end nothing was gained. Due to the snow in the border area, the logistics forces of India are struggling to transport and cannot meet the supply of 200,000 troops on the front line, so they are forced to take the initiative to withdraw their troops. In such a desperate situation, India turned its spearhead and started targeting Pakistan, hoping to do things before withdrawing its troops.
Angrily targeted Pakistan
The Indian army targeted Pakistan. It first carried out artillery bombardment, then killed Pakistan’s outposts, and now began to use extremist organizations to carry out terrorist attacks. According to a report by RIA Novosti on November 17, when the Pakistani patrol convoy was patrolling, there was a loud noise, which blew up the Pakistani patrol car on the spot. After investigation and evidence collection, it is believed to be a giant landmine deployed by extremist organizations.
The Pakistan website of India’s support extremist organization
also revealed on November 17 that the Pakistani patrol convoy was blown up and it was an action carried out by an armed organization that India used. The Pakistani intelligence agency said that they have locked up 87 training bases of extremist organizations in the border area and have evidence that the Indian army provided ammunition, materials, and funds to these militants.
It is reported that India does not have too many taboos about supporting extremist organizations to deal with Pakistan. This group of terrorists usually launch terrorist attacks by bombing cars, shooting landmines, and human bombs. In the past, Pakistan has encountered such attacks. Now that Pakistan has encountered this kind of attack again, India is obviously going to do something before withdrawing its troops.
paved the way for the withdrawal
India paved the way for the withdrawal, and launched a war against the "old enemy" Pakistan. In this way, the future withdrawal of troops can not only show India's tough attitude, but also block the mouths of the opposition, and by the way, it can also give Pakistan a bit of color. It can be said to kill three birds with one stone. According to reports, the militants supported by the Indian army attacked Baluchistan province, which is also the location of Gwadar Port in Pakistan. The Indian army's move in this place is obviously to attack Pakistan's economic construction. I have to say that this move is really despicable. This area is very important to Pakistan and is a strategic port of Pakistan. If this place is hit, it is likely to affect Pakistan's future economic development. The Indian army did not forget to do things before withdrawing its troops, it was really dishonest.
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