Bangladesh, June 5 -- Since the partition of the Indian subcontinent in 1947, which led to the creation of independent India and Pakistan, the latter has endured multiple military defeats at the hands of the former. Characterized by military adventurism and political revisionism, Pakistans national and security policies have consistently revolved around India. Merely months after independence, Pakistan revealed its questionable strategic inclinations by deploying tribal militias into Kashmir, sparking the first conflict between the two states. Almost twenty years later, the 1965 war erupted, again provoked by Pakistans incursion across the ceasefire line. These encounters proved humiliating for Pakistan, yet they pale in comparison to the...