All right, Alexander, let's talk about the escalation between India and Pakistan.

Modi is saying that he is going to retaliate in an aggressive way towards Pakistan,

or at least the terrorist groups inside of Pakistan after the terrorist attack that did happen in Kashmir,

leaving 26, 27 people dead.

And it does seem like Modi is being put in a position where he will have to respond to this terrorist attack.

Of course, India has already put the Indus Water Treaty.

They've suspended it.

They put it on pause.

They've expelled many diplomats and government officials from India as well.

Pakistan has shut down trade and transportation links to India.

And Pakistan has also threatened India with using nuclear weapons.

The defense minister said all of our nuclear weapons

are pointed at you, India,

if you retaliate towards us.

Of course, the defense minister also,

in an interview with Sky News,

said that this might have been some sort of a false flag,

and that Pakistan has been up to many dirty works over the many decades,

which seemed to me as the defense minister trying to perhaps find an off-ramp with India by shifting the blame of this onto false flags and stuff like that.

And then saying, Amel Kupa, we've done many bad things in the past.

I mean, it was an interesting statement from the defense minister to make.

But anyway, Modi, it looks like Modi is preparing a response to this terrorist attack.

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