Truth revealed from confidential documents of then President Nixon

Washington (USA) — During the 1971 India–Pakistan war, then US President Richard Nixon had secretly contacted China to restrain India and save Pakistan. Not only that, Nixon had assured China that if it attacked India, the US would extend full support. This has emerged from the recently revealed confidential ‘Watergate Grand Jury’ documents. The document was so sensitive that it had been sealed and kept away even from government prosecutors.
🚨 TRUTH EXPOSED: 1971 WAR & U.S. HYPOCRISY 🚨
💣 Declassified documents from Richard Nixon reveal a shocking truth:
🇺🇸 The U.S. urged China to attack India during the 1971 War❌ This settles it once and for all:
The U.S. was never India’s true friend – and never a real enemy… pic.twitter.com/bfVkgve36V— Sanatan Prabhat (@SanatanPrabhat) February 10, 2026
These revelations indicate that had China attacked India at the behest of the US at that time, history would have taken a different course and even the map could have looked different.
What was Nixon’s own decision ?

The sealed documents contain Nixon’s recorded testimony. Nixon admitted that the then Soviet Union (Russia) was openly backing India, while Pakistan was facing a severe shortage of weapons. In such a situation, Nixon personally took the initiative to send a message to Beijing to provide moral support to Pakistan. He told China, “If you carry out military action against India, we will stand firmly behind you.” Nixon also clearly stated that the decision to provoke China was his personal one and that none of his ministers had advised him to do so.
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