Quote from: MusaPk on Today at 04:23:28 PM

Quote from: pooya87 on Today at 03:01:24 PM

This needs to be highlighted and be the focus of both sides because at times of high tensions like this, both sides keep pointing the finger at each other. But they need to ask themselves "who benefits from their war". It definitely is neither India nor Pakistan.

This is like divide and conquer strategy. A destabilized Asia is only beneficial to NATO and specifically US and UK. So maybe it's time everyone stopped fighting each other and oppressing the people of Keshmir and instead focus on the real enemy.

During recent conflict many innocent souls died on both sides of border, imagine situation of father or mother who lost his son in this conflict. The conflict is over but these souls won't return ever. It's time for both India and Pakistan to sit together and solve there issues through talk, main issue between India and Pakistan is Kashmir and if they settle that issue then living standard of millions of people in both countries can be raised. If they continue fighting like that then both these countries will be an ideal market for weapon selling countries.

What is happening now is the continuation of an entire history that began when Britain decided to leave India. What did it do? It divided it into two countries after supporting the Islamists for independence, despite the fact that India was a culturally and civilizationally diverse country where all ethnicities and groups lived in peace. Not content with that, colonial Britain left the disputed Kashmir region to them as a battleground. It then supported Bangladesh's independence, leaving Greater India divided into three countries. It also supported the nuclear drive in the region, turning the entire region into a volcano that could burn everyone at any moment. Who benefited from this division? Certainly not the people, but rather colonial Britain, which implemented a policy of "divide and conquer," making it easier to control without the need for a direct military presence.
Today, we continue to witness the same scene, with all the colonial powers able to take advantage of the crisis by selling weapons to all parties and fueling more religious and sectarian conflicts, turning the entire region into a weapons testing Lab. Is it in the interest of these peoples to devote all their resources to arming themselves to kill each other? As Pooya said, find the beneficiary and you will understand exactly what happened and what is still happening.