Pakistan on war with India: Pahalgam terrorist attack has made the already stressful relations between India and Pakistan more difficult. Despite the passage of 11 days of the attack, there is a military deadlock on the border and the sharpness can be seen clearly in diplomatic relationships. India has blamed Pakistan -backed terrorists for this attack, while Pakistan is constantly refusing to join.
On the other hand, Pakistan is repeatedly threatening nuclear war, which is making the situation more sensitive. Amidst all this, former National Security Advisor of Pakistan Moeed Yusuf has given a worrying statement on this situation, in which he did not deny the possibility of war but said to be cautious.
Moeed Yusuf has been in the post of NSA
Moeed Yusuf has been a National Security Advisor (NSA) in Imran Khan’s government. He is considered an expert on South Asia and security policy and has received higher education in both America and Pakistan. He has written several books on war possibilities in crisis management and nuclear environment. His 2018 book “Broking Peace in Nuclear Environments: Us Crisis Management in South Asia” is considered by experts as an important book by experts to understand South Asian security concerns.
‘India-Pakistan depended on America’
In an interview to Al Jazeera, Yusuf said that the Indo-Pakistan crisis depends on others to get out. This is the biggest problem. He said that the two countries have historically adopted a strategy to get out of the crisis by historically, especially on the third party, especially on America. But this time the US has taken a passive stance. “Former NSA also said that India adopted the same old strategy, but America, which has always been playing a balance of balance, this time did not come forward, which has weakened India’s diplomatic condition.
Warning of war and preparation of Pakistan
On the possibility of war between India and Pakistan, Yusuf said that I do not believe that there will be a big war, but Pakistan should be ready for every situation. The war starts with misunderstanding and when the relationship is so stressful, a small mistake can give rise to a very big event. He warned that no military action from India may not be imminent at this time, but it can be suddenly like a past and Pakistan should move forward with caution, strategy and vigilance.
America’s silence and global responsibility
According to former NSA, the most dangerous aspect in the current crisis is the inactivity of America and other global powers. Citing Trump’s old statement, he said that the US has given a message that Indo-Pak should resolve its own disputes.
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