India has taken strong diplomatic actions against Pakistan in response to the recent Pehalgaon attack. All Pakistani diplomatic missions and commissioner offices in India have been shut down. Additionally, all Pakistani diplomats have been given 48 hours to leave India.
India has also closed the Attari border, halting all trade activities. Visa issuance to Pakistanis has been suspended as well. Furthermore, India has cancelled the Indus Waters Treaty, which may lead to a halt in water supply to Pakistan and affect its agricultural lands.
This move by India indicates a significant deterioration in diplomatic relations between the two countries. There are indications that more actions may follow, including potentially closing the airspace border with Pakistan. This could have severe economic repercussions for Pakistan.
India may also revoke the ceasefire agreement along the Line of Control in Kashmir and increase military presence in the region. This could lead to heightened tensions and possible military confrontations.
In a significant shift, India has decided to openly support Baloch insurgents, a move that has never been taken since 2016. This indicates a willingness to escalate the conflict with Pakistan.
With the situation escalating between India and Pakistan, support from countries such as China, the United States, Saudi Arabia, European countries, Iran, and Afghanistan is likely to play a crucial role. These countries have shown diplomatic support for India in the past.
The future remains uncertain as tensions continue to rise between India and Pakistan, with the possibility of further escalation and conflict looming large.
