Operation Tupac: Pakistan's 40-Year Proxy War Against India
Operation Tupac is the covert doctrine that turned a lost war into a 40-year strategy. After Pakistan's defeat in 1971, a new plan took shape: not tanks and borders, but proxies, money and narrative.
From the doctrine of a thousand cuts to the Kashmiri Pandit exodus, the Afghan jihad pipeline, hawala networks and the modern war of narratives, this documentary traces how the operation works and why it reaches far beyond the Kashmir valley.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:42 The wound: 1971 and the thousand cuts doctrine
03:11 The Afghan pipeline and hawala networks
05:36 The war of narratives
07:54 The final form of Operation Tupac
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Operation Tupac: Pakistan's Unending Operation, with full sources.
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