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Both sides are loudly declaring victory in the Two Day War between India and Pakistan. That’s actually ideal from a deescalation standpoint because the outcome was ambiguous enough to be subject to perception management. 

Two things seem to be true:

1) On day one the Pakistani Air Force shot down between 3-5 Indian Air Force jets including at least one advanced French Rafale.

2) On day two the Indian military struck major airbases and military facilities causing some scale of damage and killing at least four Pakistani airmen. Pakistan claims to have hit Indian facilities but there is limited evidence of that presently. 

Pakistan’s major cities and military infrastructure are disproportionately within targeting range of the border. The psychological impact of this cannot be overstated. After this they will probably accelerate the M-1 railway project whose purpose is to create a second line of defense infrastructure further from the border. If it’s possible to have peace both sides should pursue that.

de-escalation is in the best interest of both countries. neither side can afford a full scale war.

while our neighbors are still fighting for democracy under a military controlled puppet government, we must stay focused on economic growth and national progress. we need to rise above internal conflicts and hate.

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india’s sole mission must be pushing for a $10T economy. true power lies in building and investing in our own defense capabilities while accelerating economic growth. strong defense, stronger economy. that’s how india rises.