Flood Devastation in Kashmir Exposes Regional Instability and Poor Cross-Border Management
Weeks of relentless monsoon rains have devastated Kashmir, forcing thousands to flee and raising urgent questions about India-Pakistan cooperation on water management — a critical concern for America’s strategic interests in South Asia.
The recent catastrophic flooding across Kashmir is more than just a natural disaster; it is a stark reminder of the fragile conditions created by geopolitical tensions and poor regional cooperation. For weeks, intense monsoon rains have battered the Indian-administered Jammu region and adjacent areas, driving thousands from their homes and causing tragic loss of life.Over 800 people have perished in Pakistan due to these floods since late June, with an additional 65 reported dead on the Indian side of Kashmir. The damage rolls on as swollen rivers and overflowing dams release massive volumes of water into vulnerable border regions. India’s...
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