Next India-Pakistan conflict may be ‘more dangerous’, analysts warn WASHINGTON: On the first anniversary of the May 2025 India-Pakistan conflict, a growing body of commentary from US and international analysts suggests that the next such crisis between the two nuclear-armed neighbours is not only more likely, but will prove dangerous with fewer opportunities for outside powers to contain it. In a piece published on Tuesday, The Washington Post warned that the world may be underestimating the risks. “You know the world scene is chaotic when we’re approaching the first anniversary of a shooting war between two hostile nuclear powers and very few Americans remember it,” the newspaper noted, adding that another crisis is “probably not a question of if, but when.” The editorial described the May 2025 conflict as a new form of “non-contact” war, involving missiles, drones and air power without a ground invasion.

"Socalj" for Borderland Beat According to the Washington Post, citing two unnamed sources; the two U.S. embassy officials who died in an automobile accident  in northern Mexico worked for the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). Two others, including the Chihuahua AEI Director, were killed in the car accident as well.