In 1990, the world went to war not just because Iraq invaded Kuwait, but because the lifeline of global power—oil—was at stake. Superpowers clashed, alliances shifted, and a regional dispute turned into a global confrontation. Today, the stage is being set again. But this time

Oil defined power in the 20th century; rare earths will define power in the 21st. China controls ~60% of mining and ~90% of refining, giving Beijing unrivaled leverage over the “magnets” that drive EV motors, fighter jets, and wind farms. The West, shaken by its oil dependence

China saw this coming. Through CPEC and Gwadar Port, Beijing locked itself deep into Pakistan’s arteries—highways, energy plants, and a logistics hub that connects western China to the Arabian Sea. Gwadar is not just about trade—it’s China’s answer to the Malacca Strait, a way

And so, the U.S. enters. Not openly with mining drills or ships, but subtly—through financial levers, IMF pressure, crypto-linked deals like the WLF arrangement, and security pacts. By supporting Pakistan’s designation of the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) as a terrorist

Pakistan’s tragedy or asset is its geography. It has been darling of US and lately China because of its geography. Pakistan gave US a perfect position to do their operation in USSR, Afghanistan, keep eye on China and India. For China, Pakistan opened a route to Arabian sea via

It sits at the crossroads of China’s Belt & Road, near the Strait of Hormuz, and at the edge of Afghanistan’s mineral basin. Every corridor out of Pakistan matters to someone—China needs Gwadar, Iran eyes regional transit, Russia sees an Afghan entry, the West sees a

Then comes Russia. With Afghanistan unstable yet open, Moscow sees a chance to repeat its African playbook—move in where the West fears to tread, secure access to lithium, copper, and rare earths, and trade minerals for weapons and cash. Sanctioned at home, Russia’s survival

The picture is grim: China: long-term investor, holding infrastructure and port access. U.S.: opportunistic entrant, using finance and counter-terror leverage to carve a stake. Russia: probing via Afghanistan, seeking sanctions relief through minerals. Iran: influencing

The Gulf War taught the world that when superpowers say “we are defending sovereignty,” what they mean is “we are defending access.” Back then, it was barrels of oil. Today, it may be grams of neodymium, dysprosium, and praseodymium. For the U.S., keeping Pakistan out of

Pakistan have lot of debt to China, US and other countries. At best Pakistan will be able to offset some loans through this. Asim Munir and few top level leadership would get some money out of it. At the end, Pakistan is going to be broken into many pieces ie Balochistan, KPK

NO. As Pakistan starts becoming silent battle ground between the powers. To hide its instability , they will try to create same sort of situation in India through terror attacks, cross border firing and so on. Some of the hints are already in front of us to see. Attack on

... exit point from Pakistan ie Arabian Sea. It won't be easy for US to extract and move minerals from Pakistan On one side its China, India. On the other side its Afghanistan and Iran. Only exit point is Karachi port and Indian Navy's command over arabian sea is as good as

... discussed above. It is division of resources between US and China. India has some critical pressure points in control ie how would anyone take out their treasure from Pakistan without taking India in confidence. This Gulf war 2.0 ie Pakistan REE war is going to be war of

@deepdownanlyz Better Pakistan denies USA and offer RIC to help. If Pakistan give up PoJK then India can help them in this matter... With the help of China and Russia, Pakistan can clear off their debt. Otherwise Pakistan will be new Iraq .

@deepdownanlyz India to abi s dar gya🤣

@deepdownanlyz Why wait till the end? Do you got more click bait 🤣

@deepdownanlyz The most BS analysis ever.

@deepdownanlyz Bharat has to decide it’s own playbook if not already started. Instead of playing catch up we need to take unprecedented risks that could define the future of the nation. Something radical to happen in the years to come.

@deepdownanlyz Aisa kya rare hai jo kisi ko nahi dikh raha ?

@deepdownanlyz Let the next Gulf War load… India is fully prepared under PM Modi’s leadership to protect our interests & dominate the new mineral geopolitics. 🇮🇳

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@deepdownanlyz The next Gulf-like conflict may involve Pakistan over rare earth minerals, urging India to stay alert.

@deepdownanlyz whenever U.S.A is go in any country they first defame the targeting countries law and leadership they fueling there ngo's and organization and then the so called democracy tears they show the world like they are the protecting all over world's democracy untill they don't destroy

@deepdownanlyz A free advice to you- stop your fking idiotic analysis. The only motive behind the pakistan india war is to denuclearise pakistan, they don't care if crores of hindus die for israel,but pakistan has to be neutralised. What would be the result:- Israel will be ruling state in th

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@deepdownanlyz Bring it on- army me jane ke liye bharat ka baccha bechain ho rah hai!! Trianga lehraunga- ya lipat kr aaunga!! Jai Hind

@deepdownanlyz What did they find in bad place , America wanted so badly they are willing to burn bridges. 🤔🤔🤔🤔

@deepdownanlyz Is baar gulf war me honge china, russia, India,iran vs pakistan, USA aur inaam hoga pura Balochistan aur Balochistan ki azaadi ab aaega mazaa kon lega Balochistan inaam k tor par jahan tak mai analysis is bar RIC aur iran milkar Balochistan ko azaad karenge aur vhan ka minerals

@deepdownanlyz This Gulf war 2.0 ie Pakistan REE war is going to be war of technical superiority, manipulation game and control of infrastructure. China was ahead but US have gained good ground taking Asim Munir in confidence but India, Iran and Afghan hold key.

@deepdownanlyz Very good analysis

@deepdownanlyz But why Pakistan has to enter into conflict when they're willing to share and split the RE between US and China ?

@deepdownanlyz India has to be on alert mode. It is not Iraq or Kuwait. It is going to be Pakistan. It is not for Oil but for Rare Earth Minerals. Read this thread till the end.

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