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India And Pakistan Have Been Fighting Wars Since Their Birth – Analysis

Eurasia Review Sunday, 11 May 2025 ()
India and Pakistan have fought full-scale wars in 1947-48. 1965 and 1971, each lasting two weeks or more.

But since the Kargil conflict in 1999, the pattern has been marked by quick air strikes basically to express displeasure without actually going to war with widespread operations and the deployment of all the three...
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