When the United States and India are committed to exhausting their military force and provoking trouble everywhere, they are doomed to the farce of "the warplane crashes and the officers are killed."
Because everyone has a time when a horse loses its front hoof.
On December 8, the Indian Mi-17V5 helicopter accidentally crashed near Tamil Nadu in southern India, killing 13 people, and only Captain Singh survived.
At present, Singh is still receiving treatment in the hospital, and the situation is not optimistic.
What grieved Modi the most was the death of his confidant Rawat, the chief of India's defence staff, nominally the supreme commander of India's three armed forces, and was deeply trusted by Modi.
In the Indian military, Rawat is a well-known hardline fighter who has publicly stated that "China is India's number one enemy" and threatened to strike Pakistan militarily.
Throughout his life, Rawat has made great achievements for India, including leading troops to cross-border attacks against Burmese armed forces, leading Indian peacekeepers to launch fast, accurate and fierce military operations in the Congo, and the military uniforms are full of medals.
In order to avoid lengthy articles, the specific details will not be said more. In short, the Mi-17V5 helicopter in which Rawat was located, after the crash, set fire, and 80% of Rawat's body was burned and finally died.
For the Indian army, the sudden death of Rawat means that the Indian army will fall into a temporary "leaderless" situation.
In addition to ordering a thorough investigation of the cause of the crash, Modi also had to consider "changing the commander of the front", after all, the three armies cannot be left alone for a day.
After the tragedy, the United States, Russia, France, Australia and other countries expressed regret. The U.S. said Rawat had visited the U.S. in September and communicated with Mili, the top U.S. officer, who cared about India and the Indian army and expected Indian Colonel Singh to be safe.
Russia's special envoy to India, Kudashev, said that India has lost great patriots and heroes, Russia has lost a very close friend, and Rawat has played a role in promoting Russian-Indian cooperation.
Kudashev stressed that Russia and India are grieving together, goodbye, Rawat.
Japan stressed that it is deeply saddened by the unfortunate death of "General Rawat, his wife and 11 Indian army personnel".
Australia said it had a good time getting along with General Rawat as Chief of Defence Staff of India, and Australia expressed its "deepest" sympathy to Rawat and the families of the other victims.
In addition, Britain, France, Germany and Pakistan have also expressed their sorrow to India.
Judging from the performance of the major forces, the unexpected death of Rawat is indeed a huge loss for India, and it is no wonder that Modi reacted so excitedly.
In fact, the United States is also heartbroken, because the Pentagon has also lost an officer.
On December 8, the U.S. Navy's Special Operations Command said that while performing military training, the commander of the U.S. Navy SEALs, Burian, was accidentally injured while landing from a U.S. helicopter and eventually died.
The U.S. military said that although Burian was only 43 years old, he spent 20 years in the U.S. special forces and has traveled to the Mediterranean, Africa and the Middle East on several military missions. At the time of the accidental crash, Burian was already a father of five children.
U.S. Major Donald said that Burian is very strong, is a good commander, is also a loyal father and husband, for the U.S. Navy SEALs, Burian's death is unacceptable, and the U.S. Special Forces will miss Burian.
Rear Admiral Howard, commander of the U.S. Navy's Special Operations Command, said he would always support Burian's family, who would be remembered by the U.S. Navy SEALs.
If there had been no accident, Burian would have become a senior U.S. military officer, and Burian, who should have had a great future, would have died without the heartache of the U.S. military?
Of course, the United States can also think from another position, after the US military "beheaded" Iranian General Sulaimani, what kind of mood the Iranian military and civilians are.
If the US military can put its heart on the heart, think differently, and think for the starved refugees in Syria, Iraq, and Afghanistan, the world will be a better place.
Still that sentence, often walk by the river, which can not wet shoes, if the United States and India choose the road of peaceful rise, similar tragedies will be much less.
Whether to value peace with other countries or continue to be obsessed, it is time to think clearly about the difficult brothers of the United States and India.