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'India doesn't want China....': Ex-Indian Navy Chief Dares Beijing From Taiwan; QUAD Flaunts Firepower
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India values the relationship with ASEAN and is engaged in boosting ties from a strategic and long-term perspective. This should not be seen as if it’s aimed at a particular country because we want peaceful relationships with all in the region 
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This Indian guy said look at what China did in South China Sea. He should first look at what India did in its disputed region Kashmir. China is 100 times softer than India when they face smaller countries' challenge.
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Get beaten at its own border and then dare china lmao
Lol, so now China is scared of your mighty junk Indian navy, send them to Taiwan strait to threaten China, think you can meddle in Chinese Taiwan affair like the US, think you are really a super power ? What is the dumbest excuse that Taiwan strait passage seriously affect your trade route, lol, only people with IQ of 84 can only think that way, Pacific ocean sea lane routes are just hundred of KM away from Taiwan island, only stupid donkeys will think their trade ships have to go through Taiwan strait in time of crisis. So, you fools are looking for a fight with China in Taiwan strait ? Bring on, we will obliterate your junk nay and dismember your fake country this time.
Dude you are just wasting time with these slum dwellers
They keep bragging about great india for last 2 decade yet remain a third world shit with per capita 2500
It’s entertaining.
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Sure China would have done it if your country had the money to buy and maintain it.Regarding Chinese base sure they can have one if you guys want it.
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Pak Navy buys a lot of equipment from China including Submarines.
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Stupid India.
India is voluntary to be sacrificed, just like Japan.
End Times prophecy is not a joke.
But yeah, many people say, how smart you are when you are going to die, the seconds before you die, suddenly you become stupid.
Maybe it's karma, bad karma.
India is voluntary to be sacrificed, just like Japan.
End Times prophecy is not a joke.
But yeah, many people say, how smart you are when you are going to die, the seconds before you die, suddenly you become stupid.
Maybe it's karma, bad karma.
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India’s three former service chiefs held a closed-door meet in Taiwan. Here’s the inside story
The inside story of India’s three former service chiefs’ visit to Taiwan. Government institutions are conducting a scenario planning exercise for a Taiwan Contingency. Beijing’s economic deflation woes deepen. The Biden administration imposes investment restrictions. Chinascope brings you the exclusive story of what happened behind the visit by three former chiefs to Taiwan.
China over the week
The optics of having three former Indian service chiefs in Taipei wasn’t going to go down easy into the night. Rakesh Kumar Singh Bhadauria (IAF), Karambir Singh (Navy), and Manoj Mukund Naravane (Army) were invited by Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs to the Ketagalan Forum. They were accompanied by two other former military officials from the Army and the Navy, one of whom has a history of working on scenario simulation and planning for National Defence College and Army War College.
The author was at the Ketagalan Forum and spoke to multiple sources to corroborate the context of the visit, which was certainly not ‘private’.
The forum was a precedent for carrying out more in-depth scenario planning and other discussions with the Taiwan side. Only one of the former chiefs, Admiral Karambir Singh, officially spoke on a panel at the forum, raising questions about the others’ presence in Taiwan. The remarks by Admiral Singh were shared on YouTube by the organisers.
The visiting delegation of five members held closed-door talks with the Institute of National Defence and Security Research, the Taiwanese Ministry of Defence’s primary think tank, where all members of the visiting delegation spoke to the Taiwanese side. Such a meeting between former Indian services chiefs and Taiwanese officials would help establish a communication channel between the two militaries, something the Taiwanese side was keen to see happen.
The visiting delegation maintained their visit was ‘private’, but the smoke plum around their visit suggests otherwise, according to multiple official sources that the author spoke to on the condition of anonymity.
According to a source, the Ministry of External Affairs is carrying out a scenario mapping exercise for a future Taiwan Contingency in which Beijing decides to launch a full-scale attack on Taiwan. The sources close to the scenario planning have confirmed that similar exercises are being carried out in different government organisations to assess the impact of a potential Taiwan Contingency.
Explanations about the three chiefs’ visit were officially shared with the media and other channels
Some government institutions suffer from a culture of appeasement towards Beijing – an in-built and hardened attitude – but others are now trying to shake that approach, according to another source.
The visit by the three former Indian services chiefs made a splash on Chinese social media.
“…the three of them have just left office from 2021 to 2022, and their group visit to Taiwan is obviously not just for tourism. The information cooperation between Taiwan and India is no longer news, and private military exchanges are obviously also going on,” said a military blogger from Beijing with 3.88 million followers.
Wu Tong, a military blogger, made a video explaining the context of the visit by three former chiefs and claiming that India wants to play an active role in the Taiwan Strait.
“Although, the Indian media claimed that the three former Indian Army chiefs didn’t represent India’s official position, it is self-evidence of what India is planning,” wrote Shao Yongling, a military commentator, on WeChat.
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The inside story of India’s three former service chiefs’ visit to Taiwan. Government institutions are conducting a scenario planning exercise for a Taiwan Contingency. Beijing’s economic deflation woes deepen. The Biden administration imposes investment restrictions. Chinascope brings you the exclusive story of what happened behind the visit by three former chiefs to Taiwan.
China over the week
The optics of having three former Indian service chiefs in Taipei wasn’t going to go down easy into the night. Rakesh Kumar Singh Bhadauria (IAF), Karambir Singh (Navy), and Manoj Mukund Naravane (Army) were invited by Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs to the Ketagalan Forum. They were accompanied by two other former military officials from the Army and the Navy, one of whom has a history of working on scenario simulation and planning for National Defence College and Army War College.
The author was at the Ketagalan Forum and spoke to multiple sources to corroborate the context of the visit, which was certainly not ‘private’.
The forum was a precedent for carrying out more in-depth scenario planning and other discussions with the Taiwan side. Only one of the former chiefs, Admiral Karambir Singh, officially spoke on a panel at the forum, raising questions about the others’ presence in Taiwan. The remarks by Admiral Singh were shared on YouTube by the organisers.
The visiting delegation of five members held closed-door talks with the Institute of National Defence and Security Research, the Taiwanese Ministry of Defence’s primary think tank, where all members of the visiting delegation spoke to the Taiwanese side. Such a meeting between former Indian services chiefs and Taiwanese officials would help establish a communication channel between the two militaries, something the Taiwanese side was keen to see happen.
The visiting delegation maintained their visit was ‘private’, but the smoke plum around their visit suggests otherwise, according to multiple official sources that the author spoke to on the condition of anonymity.
According to a source, the Ministry of External Affairs is carrying out a scenario mapping exercise for a future Taiwan Contingency in which Beijing decides to launch a full-scale attack on Taiwan. The sources close to the scenario planning have confirmed that similar exercises are being carried out in different government organisations to assess the impact of a potential Taiwan Contingency.
Explanations about the three chiefs’ visit were officially shared with the media and other channels
Some government institutions suffer from a culture of appeasement towards Beijing – an in-built and hardened attitude – but others are now trying to shake that approach, according to another source.
The visit by the three former Indian services chiefs made a splash on Chinese social media.
“…the three of them have just left office from 2021 to 2022, and their group visit to Taiwan is obviously not just for tourism. The information cooperation between Taiwan and India is no longer news, and private military exchanges are obviously also going on,” said a military blogger from Beijing with 3.88 million followers.
Wu Tong, a military blogger, made a video explaining the context of the visit by three former chiefs and claiming that India wants to play an active role in the Taiwan Strait.
“Although, the Indian media claimed that the three former Indian Army chiefs didn’t represent India’s official position, it is self-evidence of what India is planning,” wrote Shao Yongling, a military commentator, on WeChat.
India's three former service chiefs held a closed-door meet in Taiwan. Here's the inside story
Rakesh Kumar Singh Bhadauria (IAF), Karambir Singh (Navy), and Manoj Mukund Naravane (Army) were invited by Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs to the Ketagalan Forum.
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China's sight is always on the big prize, not its barking dogs. Once their master is down, all those doggies will do is whimper.
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