Comments by "Sankalp" (@sankalp6872) on "Implications for IAF as Biden Admin clears $450M Pakistani F-16 upgrade Donald Trump had blocked" video.

Correction: Total cost = $450 Million + Zawahiri + Imran Khan Govt. There may still be many more hidden costs. Let's be honest, all nations act in their self-interest ($$$$ > QUAD). Pak Army is US's "hired gun" in the region. You can't totally abandon the family "goonda" that you fed and raised.
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Sleepwalking? Perhaps, but toward a cliff? Unlikely. Pakistan is in no condition to wage a war while the Chinese are so many miles ahead in the air force superiority that even a dozen f22 raptors won't change it. However, war is not about dog fights anymore. Modern-day warfare is about stealth, reconnaissance, and beyond-visual range games. That is where India needs to dominate.
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@Ghost-ve6zk The list of India's stupidities is long and includes -> taking the Kashmir issue to the UN in 1947 or letting 90,000 Pak soldiers go in 1971 without any territorial exchange. However, India has NEVER worn the COLLAR of any big power. It is something that even Imran Khan acknowledged and praised. We have called it Russia's internal matter and stayed away.
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@Ismail Khan The obsession of a Pakistani with India is baffling and to top it off a Pakistani lecturing India on communalism is Pot calling the kettle black. As to chest-thumping by a Pak PM, what would they "chest-thump" about? Pak lost all its 4 wars against India and Pak PMs are at the mercy of the army. Except for Benazir with her "Azaadi", no other PM was ever a headache for India. Finally, the Indo-Pak war will be a war of attrition. A few battles here and there will always be won by Pak but India will play in the long run. Evidence is the military history between the two nations.
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@jreeves1739 Helping Ukraine? How? Pakistan itself is drowning (literally). Even the new PM is on a "bhik do" tour but as usual Pakistanis continue to be as delusional as the 1947 Kashmir fantasy, 1965 Delhi tea party, 1971 Dawn's "victory" headlines and the 1999 "Not our soldiers but Kashmiri freedom fighter fantasy. No wonder it is PKMKB.
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