The repercussions of the Indian-Pakistani conflict regionally and internationally and its future prospects

Abstract

The nuclear arms race between India and Pakistan poses serious risks to regional security in the South Asian region. Because the nuclear race between them could turn into an actual, destructive military confrontation between the two sides, especially with the presence of a hardline government in India, and the truth is that the possibilities of this confrontation seem strongly present through the severe military escalation between them, especially in the context of their deployment of advanced ballistic missiles in the border areas between the two countries, It was also reported that the armed forces between the two countries had installed nuclear warheads in those missiles that were deployed. The truth is that a military confrontation could break out under the influence of a number of considerations, most notably Pakistan’s strong fears of the possibility of India undertaking military action targeting nuclear facilities, and despite the strong promises that Pakistan received from the United States of America that this possibility was not possible for many considerations, most notably; The bombing of Pakistani nuclear facilities threatens to spread nuclear contamination throughout South Asia and neighboring regions, but the Pakistani government is still very concerned about this possibility. At the same time, it is possible that the Indian government, under the control of the most extremist Hindu wing of the government, will launch a war against Pakistan in order to inflict a military defeat on it.