Putin looks at the conflict as part of a larger global strategy. A strategy backed by #China.
If things get hotter it will force India into having to make a choice. Sitting on the fence won't be an option if the crisis escalates.
2.) India thinks it can sit on the fence and do nothing. It can't. It needs to step up in some capacity.
#India has been calculating the fallout of a Russian war in Europe against most of its global allies. Its allies don't like Indian silence. India should step in to mediate.
3.) It's a win-win for India. If talks fail. They tried.
Standing around on the sidelines diminishes #India. It needs to get involved even if it's as a referee, not peacemakers.
4.) In short, it's in India's strategic interest to stop a conflict between its closest friends.
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Abu Bakar Ba'asyir's right-hand man Muhammed Hafidz was arrested for providing shelter to the Bali bombers. He was also the point man for Jemaah Islamiyah's covert funding network. In 2000, he travelled to the UK to get funding from Muslim Aid and Jamaat.
@Ageinvestigates was tipped off that Muslim Aid Australia gave money to the Bali bombers network.
Agus Dwikarna, a senior al-Qaeda figure said he got all his money from "Muslim Aid in London".
Jamaat were responsible for nurturing the foreign fighters which became al-Qaeda.
The ISI and former sections of Bangladesh's DGFI ran joint ops against India. This was with full approval from Bangladesh's ultranationalists. Ultras tried to murder their opposition using al-Qaeda affiliates. Caught in assassination and arms trafficking.
There is a lot of historical revisionism happening in Bangladesh. @NetraNews and others are writing about human rights abuses, but failing to mention the unprecedented security situation Bangladesh security forces are facing.
Have they forgotten that Bangladesh was on the edge of a cliff?
Caused by the BNP-Jamaat setting fire to civil order? Have they forgotten BNP leaders pushing BD towards civil war? Have they forgotten army rule and the caretaker government?
Former British Prime Ministers have called out Pakistan's support for terrorism.
Why are the BBC suddenly muzzling @CChristineFair for helping the public to understand Pakistan's documented history of supporting terror and the Taliban?
Pakistani diplomats and the ISI have been plotting attacks on the USA, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and others for years. While pretending to counter-terrorism.
Everything we know about Osama bin Laden, especially his radicalism was distorted. The guy was an evil terrorist, but his close collaborators in Jamaat were pretty moderate on the Islamist spectrum.