I agree with his statement COMPLETELY. It cannot be more correct. There will be no direct confrontation between India and China.
Why not? Explain please.
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I agree with his statement COMPLETELY. It cannot be more correct. There will be no direct confrontation between India and China.
Why not? Explain please.
I agree with his statement COMPLETELY. It cannot be more correct. There will be no direct confrontation between India and China.
So whilst there might not be any direct action there might be something along the lines of the Chinese navy "defending the sea lanes for free trade" outside karachi or something along those lines. No as far fetched as it would seem.
On the other hand Webby, do you think Pakistan can fight a war on the same level as China?Do you think economic and military cost to India & Pakistan are less?
"defending the sea lanes for free trade" outside karachi or something along those lines. No as far fetched as it would seem.
It wont be defending sea lanes of free trade outside karachi, more like a show of force and support for Pakistan on the outskirts of the warzone. It wont intervene directly. I agree, China wont let its proxies get knocked off easily, but it wont get in direct confrontation easily.
On a similar scale, what would be India's proxy against China? A good question to ponder upon!
Could we perhaps help in the arming of Taiwan? Or do we juts keep a India-Japan and possibly US angle?
On the other hand Webby, do you think Pakistan can fight a war on the same level as China?
The damage will be same if not more.