What's important to take note of amidst all of this is that India's Hybrid War plans to exploit Afghanistan as a terrorist-spewing proxy against Pakistan have become more complicated following the nascent Afghan-Pakistani rapprochement of the past week. That development reduces, but crucially doesn't completely eliminate, India's ability to continue waging its campaign of terror against Pakistan from the landlocked country that its policymakers regard as providing them with so-called "strategic depth".
What's important to take note of amidst all of this is that India's Hybrid War plans to exploit Afghanistan as a terrorist-spewing proxy against Pakistan have become more complicated following the nascent Afghan-Pakistani rapprochement of the past week. That development reduces, but crucially doesn't completely eliminate, India's ability to continue waging its campaign of terror against Pakistan from the landlocked country that its policymakers regard as providing them with so-called "strategic depth".