I am just loving it the way India is exposing US. After giving deplomatic slaps to USA now Indian army has join the party.
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Read the entire post to know how Indian army has exposed the hypocrisy of USA.
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Read the entire post to know how Indian army has exposed the hypocrisy of USA.
In a move that has caught the attention of global strategic circles, the Indian Army has issued a sharp and timely reminder to the United States—one that is resonating far beyond the realm of military history.
The Indian Army’s official Twitter handle from its Eastern Command recently posted a newspaper clipping that bluntly read: "U.S. shipped $ billions worth of weapons to Pakistan since 1954." While seemingly a factual historical post, the message behind it was anything but passive. The timing, tone, and context have made it clear: India is pushing back diplomatically and strategically.
The Indian Army’s official Twitter handle from its Eastern Command recently posted a newspaper clipping that bluntly read: "U.S. shipped $ billions worth of weapons to Pakistan since 1954." While seemingly a factual historical post, the message behind it was anything but passive. The timing, tone, and context have made it clear: India is pushing back diplomatically and strategically.
This isn’t just an isolated social media post. The tweet is part of a planned campaign. Indian army often use to post such things using well-documented military facts, particularly related to the 1971 Indo-Pak war. But the inclusion of the U.S.-Pakistan arms alliance struck a different nerve—one that Americans could not ignore.
These posts reminds the world, and more importantly, the United States that between 1954 and 1971, America equipped, a rogue state, Pakistan with an arsenal of tanks, fighter jets, and artillery worth billions of dollars (an astronomical sum for that era). These weapons were used against India, particularly during the 1965 and 1971 wars
Today, in 2025, this historical reminder serves as a strategic rebuttal to the recent tariff threats made by President Donald Trump against India, supposedly in response to India purchasing oil from Russia.
But unlike in the past, this time India is not silent.
But unlike in the past, this time India is not silent.
Americans Are Listening
The message has reached Washington. Prominent voices within the U.S. political establishment have taken note.
Nikki Haley, senior Republican leader and former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, issued a strong public statement. She criticized the Trump administration's pressure on India, calling it short-sighted and dangerous to long-term U.S. interests. Her words were firm:
“India is not just an ally. It is a strong ally. You don’t burn bridges with your strongest strategic partner while giving China—the largest buyer of Russian and Iranian oil—a 90-day pass.”
The message has reached Washington. Prominent voices within the U.S. political establishment have taken note.
Nikki Haley, senior Republican leader and former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, issued a strong public statement. She criticized the Trump administration's pressure on India, calling it short-sighted and dangerous to long-term U.S. interests. Her words were firm:
“India is not just an ally. It is a strong ally. You don’t burn bridges with your strongest strategic partner while giving China—the largest buyer of Russian and Iranian oil—a 90-day pass.”
This internal rebuke is significant. It's possibly the first time in recent history that influential American leaders are openly questioning U.S. foreign policy toward India. Haley made it clear: isolating India will only damage America's long-term position in the Indo-Pacific.
The most critical question now: Will Trump dare to impose tariffs on Indian pharmaceutical exports?
This could trigger massive backlash not only in India but also within the U.S., where India-made drugs play a crucial role in healthcare.
It will be interesting to watch
This could trigger massive backlash not only in India but also within the U.S., where India-made drugs play a crucial role in healthcare.
It will be interesting to watch
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