The situation between India and Pakistan has now become very tense. Pakistan tried to attack many areas of India on Thursday night which was thwarted by the Indian Army. In response to this audacity of Pakistan, the army has targeted many cities of Pakistan. India has killed 50 Pakistan’s drones on Thursday night, while their four fighter jets have also been killed.
In view of the tension between India and Pakistan, US Vice President JD Vance has given a big statement. US Vice President JD Vance has said that we will not fall in the middle of the war. This is the matter between India and Pakistan. Along, Vance said that it is expected that there will be no nuclear war. Let us tell you that when there was a war between India and Pakistan in 1971, during that time there was a standing standing with Pakistan to increase military pressure on India. The US had removed its warship in the Bay of Bengal. But this time America’s attitude looks completely different. He has made it clear that he will not be in the middle of it.
Vance said that look, we are worried that nuclear powers do not hit each other and there is no major struggle. He said that Washington wants the stress to be reduced as soon as possible. We cannot control these countries. India has some complaints from Pakistan. Pakistan has responded to India. We can appeal to these people to try to reduce the stress something but we are not going to fall in the middle of the war. We really have nothing to do with this.
He said that America cannot ask Indians to insert arms. We cannot ask Pakistanis to insert arms. Therefore, we will continue to take this matter forward through diplomatic mediums. We hope and expect that it does not turn into any broad regional war or God, it should not turn into any nuclear struggle, but we are definitely concerned about these things. I think here will have to work with diplomacy and calm mind, so that it is not to become a nuclear war. If this happens, it will definitely be destructive. Right now we do not think this is going to happen.