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Indian Drugs, Pak Terrorism, China: Inside The Latest US Intel Report

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The Intel On IndiaPakistan Gets A BreakRussia Is Still A Threat. So Is HamasA Violent World

The release of the first combined intelligence assessment of the United States is significant, especially with a new administration led by President Donald Trump and under the direction of Tulsi Gabbard, the second woman to serve as the Director of National Intelligence. This report represents the collaboration of 18 intelligence agencies and holds great importance.

The Intel On India

Addressing the issues concerning India, Gabbard has been criticized for linking the country to the fentanyl crisis in the US. However, India has been cooperating with US agencies since 2018 to combat the drug trade issue. The report also mentions alleged Pakistan support to terrorism and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s stance on dealing with provocations from Pakistan, offering a more positive assessment of India.

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Cracking down on the drug trade is essential for India, which already faces a serious drug problem. The report also touches on India’s relations with Pakistan and its efforts to combat terrorism.

Pakistan Gets A Break

Pakistan’s recent actions, such as the arrest of a terrorism suspect, have been noted in the report. However, US intelligence remains cautious about Pakistan’s influence and actions in the region.

The report also highlights the evolving threat from China, especially in terms of military capabilities and potential conflicts in the Indo-Pacific region. It emphasizes the need for strategic measures to counter Chinese aggression.

Russia Is Still A Threat. So Is Hamas

The report acknowledges the ongoing threat posed by Russia, particularly in alliance with China. It also mentions the challenges posed by disinformation campaigns and other tactics used by Russia to undermine US interests.

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Additionally, the report discusses the situation in Iran and its regional activities, noting a shift in US policy towards the country. It also addresses the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, including the situation in Gaza.

A Violent World

The report predicts a more volatile world, with increased cooperation among adversarial nations like Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea. This poses new challenges for global security and stability.

Intel, indeed, had knowledge of Chinese support to Russia and the interconnections between Iran, China, and Russia. This concept of ‘adversarial cooperation’ poses a risk for many countries in the Global South, including India, as it may lead to perceptions of alignment with one side or the other. President Trump’s primary objective seems to be to separate Russia from China swiftly, while maintaining a strained relationship with Iran. This strategy would isolate China, leaving it with only Pakistan as its steadfast ally. However, even this partnership may shift as Pakistan seeks US drone assistance, if not military support.

It is crucial for India to enforce strict counter-drug policies on the ground to prevent the illicit sale of dangerous chemicals to farmers. Additionally, the Indian government should conduct its own intelligence assessment, which is likely to be a challenging task given the unpredictable global landscape. Allocating more resources to intelligence gathering would be beneficial.

(Tara Kartha is a former director of the National Security Council Secretariat)

Disclaimer: These are the personal opinions of the author

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