Ghazwa e Hind began in 1982.

It ended in nuclear holocaust.

A million square miles plunged into radioactive, nuclear winter. A clouded no man’s land of death, misery, and as Soviet intelligence deduces, ‘alarming new mysteries’.

As the Red Army marches for Karachi’s still-warm port, the Americans watch anxiously from Tehran. The remnant militaries of Pakistan and India fight from the valleys of Kashmir to the swamps of Dhaka.