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Cry Havoc (NWKI1)

Cry Havoc (Part 1 of 2)

Campaign 6 - Kashmir Catastrophe

New World Order series

EC2000 IOPG Battleset

 

Those who made a sigh of relief when the Cold War ended should learn more about history. Blinded by the sheer size of the nuclear arsenal shared by the US and USSR, many did not realize the inherent danger of the Pandora's Box that is called nuclear proliferation. The world was shocked back to its senses in 1998, when India and Pakistan each tested nuclear weapons. These two nations have long held a bitter abhorrence for each other. They had engaged in armed conflict before; stories are told of how they each shipped body parts of their enemies across the border to demonstrate their prowess and enmity. In August 1998 there arose yet another border clash between Pakistan and India in the disputed region of Kashmir. This skirmish did not subside. (Released December 2000).

 

You are supreme commander of Pakistani forces. The great enemy, India, has once again violated our territorial integrity in Kashmir and insulted our national dignity. The Indian aircraft carrier Viraat is believed to be operating near Bombay. Its destruction would be a major victory for Pakistan.

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