Possible aircraft crash in Pakistan's Sialkot region.

🇵🇰🇮🇳The only winners in a Pakistan-India war is the United States and Western hegemony.

The US has been busy at work for decades fomenting division between Pakistan, India, and China as part of a divide and conquer strategy across Eurasia.

The British Empire had done so for generations beforehand.

The NED has been busy for years inside India-administered Kashmir stirring up trouble along with US-backed elements within Pakistan's military/intel supporting terrorists who have for decades carried out operations across Kashmir.

Likewise the US has encouraged racial and religious divisions within India and has long sought to influence and capture India's political and military leadership.

This does nothing to strengthen Pakistan or India.

It takes what resources BOTH nations need for development and instead sends it into the blackhole of endless unwinnable war.

This conflict comes at a time when the US is desperate to undermine China's Pakistani allies, but also coerce and reassert influence over India as it increasingly leaves the West's orbit of influence, and overall set back the rise of multipolarism both Pakistan and India have an important role in.

Like every other ongoing conflict - people are ignoring the geopolitical big-picture and instead deferring to personal political, ideological, and even racial/religious proclivities - allowing themselves to likewise be divided by and recruited into this modern day divide and conquer strategy.

Many people see these battles as taking place in specific geographic locations around the world - but in reality the battle lines are drawn first in our minds and then manifest themselves elsewhere second - if we don't fortify our minds first against the ambitions and tools of empire - nothing else matters.

Pick a principle rather than a person or political party to stand for. And if that principle is multipolarism - then the objective is neither an Indian nor Pakistani "victory," it is peace, stability, and prosperity between both nations and the rest of the region.