India is really having a string of bad luck! Pakistan is short on funds, and just as the conflict between India and Pakistan is escalating, a $1 billion loan arrives on schedule in Pakistan's account. India is extremely upset! On May 10th, according to Reuters reports, the International Monetary Fund officially disbursed $1 billion to Pakistan. The IMF stated in a press release: "Pakistan has made significant progress in stabilizing its economy and rebuilding confidence through its policy efforts. Therefore, the application from Pakistan has been approved." It can't be denied that this money from the International Monetary Fund is truly a timely rain for Pakistan. Everyone knows that war is very expensive, and Pakistan's financial situation is indeed quite tight, which is one of the headaches for Pakistan. In fact, to address related issues, on April 26th, Pakistan requested us to increase the existing currency swap quota by 1 billion RMB, raising it from 3 billion RMB to 4 billion RMB. Although the funds from the International Monetary Fund are intended for environmental protection projects in Pakistan, the arrival of this loan will undoubtedly further alleviate the pressure on Pakistan's fiscal situation. In fact, in order to prevent Pakistan from obtaining this fund, India has caused many obstacles. India has already submitted a report requesting the International Monetary Fund to review the loans provided to Pakistan. What is India's reason? India believes that the aid plan for Pakistan raises concerns about the possible misuse of debt-financed funds for state-sponsored cross-border terrorism. However, since the International Monetary Fund has already approved the application, India's efforts have been futile. The United States is the only country with veto power within the IMF, and Pakistan's application has the approval of the United States. It can't be helped but say that India is having a series of misfortunes now, everything seems to go wrong! Original article: https://www.toutiao.com/article/1831699829039563/ Disclaimer: This article represents the author's personal opinions.