US Approves $131 Million Military Boost for India Amid India-Pak Tensions

US approves $131 million military aid to India post-Pulwama attack, strengthening maritime security. Tensions rise as Pakistan fails to gain global support. Modi vows strong retaliation. Read more on Dynamite News

New Delhi: US approves $131 million military aid to India post-Pulwama attack, strengthening maritime security. Tensions rise as Pakistan fails to gain global support. Modi vows strong retaliation, reports Dynamite News correspondent.

After the Pulwama terror attack, tensions between Pakistan and India are constantly increasing. India has continuously taken several big steps to teach Pakistan a lesson. Meanwhile, a worrying news has come from America for Pakistan.

In this period of tension, India is going to get big military assistance from America. The Donald Trump administration of America has approved the proposal to supply military material and related equipment worth $131 million dollars to India.

The Pentagon's Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) has issued the necessary certificates for this supply, and the US Congress has been informed. This approval has come at a time when war-like conditions prevail between the two countries after the terrorist attack in Pulwama, Jammu, and Kashmir.

There are reports of firing from both sides on the LoC, and Pakistan has also recently conducted a big military exercise near the border.

The aim of this military assistance is to strengthen India's maritime security capabilities under the Indo-Pacific Maritime Domain Awareness (IPMDA) program. According to the US State Department, the deal includes SeaVision software, remote analytical support, and logistics facilities, with a total cost of $131 million.

The US said the deal is in line with their foreign policy and national security interests and will strengthen the Indo-US strategic partnership. India will be able to easily integrate this material into its military.

After the Pulwama attack, India has intensified diplomatic and military action against Pakistan. Pakistan's frustration is clearly visible, and it has failed to garner support internationally. PM Modi has made it clear that Pakistan will get "a bigger punishment than imagined" for its misdeed.

China Helped Pak Target India

With the rhetoric from both sides, tensions have risen along the Indo-Pak border. India has firmly alleged that Pakistan orchestrated the attacks against unarmed tourists, while Pakistan outright denies the accusation.

Dreading the Indian action, Pakistan's PM has even demanded a neutral investigation and cooperation to prove that Pakistan is not the conspirator of the Pahalgam Terror Attack, but in the midst of all this, a former officer of the Pakistani army has made a surprising claim.

Former Army Officer Major (Retd) Adil Raza has told a media outlet that the Army Chief of Pakistan, Asim Munir, has hatched the conspiracy, as it is his unspoken desire to rule Pakistan for another 10 years.

He also revealed that Pakistan is not solely responsible for the situation. China collaborated with Pakistan to undermine India's global image, discouraging companies that were considering relocating from China to India by raising concerns about India's security arrangements.