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Deep Learning From Operation Sindoor: Five Takeaways From a Four-Day War

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By Grace Parcover, Sameer Lalwani, Shailender Arya, David Brostoff
| War on the Rocks Verified
Tensions between India and Pakistan — two countries that President Donald Trump claimed had been fighting for 1,500 years — escalated rapidly over a few days in May 2025. On May 7–10, the two countries fought an 88-hour war after India accused Pakistan of orchestrating a gruesome terrorist attack in April that killed 26 civilians. This was one of the most significant conflicts between the two nuclear-armed rivals in decades.
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Friends with Limits: The Future of Russo-Indian Defense Ties

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By Daniel Markey, David Brostoff
| War on the Rocks Verified
Earlier this year, a Russian Su-57 fighter jet roared across Indian skies, capturing attention at the Aero India exhibition. The Kremlin’s aspirations for the showcase were transparent: Moscow offered to  its fifth-generation fighter jet to New Delhi the next day. This is nothing new. Defense ties between the two countries go back decades.
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The ‘Reverse Kissinger’ Strategy Is Based on Bad History

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By David Brostoff
| The Diplomat Magazine Verified
Washington is making unexpected overtures to Moscow. In February, the United States opposed a United Nations resolution that condemned the Russian invasion of Ukraine and reaffirmed Ukraine’s territorial integrity. Just one week later, Washington halted the delivery of all military aid to Kyiv. This seven-day gap between the U.N. vote and the halt in aid marked a dramatic pivot in U.S. foreign policy – one that seems to signal a transition from containment of Russia to rapprochement with Russia.
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The ‘Reverse Kissinger’ Strategy Is Based on Bad History - Tribune Content Agency

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By David Brostoff
| Tribune Content Agency
Washington is making unexpected overtures to Moscow. In February, the United States opposed a United Nations resolution that condemned the Russian invasion of Ukraine and reaffirmed Ukraine’s territorial integrity. Just one week later, Washington halted the delivery of all military aid to Kyiv. This seven-day gap between the U.N. vote and the halt in aid marked a dramatic pivot in U.S. foreign policy – one that seems to signal a transition from containment of Russia to rapprochement with Russia.
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