Makes no sense. China does not seek war against India. It never has and there is hardly any reason why it will go aggressive against India. India's threat is from the NATO block more than China. Yes, China can do that but as we saw in Maldives, Sri Lanka etc, it does not do that. Muizzu had to tone down against India & even SL govt has become pro India after their crisis.
It is abundantly clear who the dunderhead here is when one starts imagining enemies based on hypes rather than actual ground realities.
The ground realities are that the peaceful, non-warlike Chinese have occupied significant parts of Indian territory, and are running their transport vehicles over the Pangong Tso over a bridge.
The peaceful, non-warlike Chinese have restricted access to our patrols in the Galwan region.
The peaceful, non-warlike Chinese have posted a large number of their most advanced fighters over as recently as the last two years on airfields within Tibet.
Are you on drugs?
I have made it clear that foreign policy is about making gains, not about perception management. It is irrelevant for India what BD people think. The reality is just that Hasina has not provided anything back to India.
Good.
So by your expert assessment, India has provided huge inputs, and got nothing back.
That, of course, qualifies as expert, competent management of foreign policy and foreign affairs.
Making long term investment is not incompetence. Due to this investment, India can twist BD economy anytime, meaning any govt that comes will have to be non-hostile to India.
Have you heard the Bangladeshis saying what they are saying about India? Or is the plan to overpower them with the flood of our gifts and subsidies? And while we are doing this, the non-warlike peaceful Chinese will be flooding Bangladesh with goods and finances that beggar anything that we can offer.
How did BDR get the supplies? Without supplies, BDR can be crushed and its generals can be jailed for attempted coup.
What supplies? The BDR is not an invading force, it is a native Bangladeshi armed formation. Are you even aware of what it is?
It was not only not crushed the last time that they rose in mutiny, they got away with a metaphorical slap on the wrist, after killing a number of Army officers, threatening their families, and attempting to assassinate SHW.
The only justification for no action, even a slow one (like deteriorating BDR & after couple years, arresting all the generals) is that it was just a good-cop & bad-cop acting. Only dunderheads can get fooled at such tricks
Ah, the Army acquiesced (colluded with) in the BDR massacre, as officers are cheap, but the great game must go on. Very intelligent.
Are you saying that Su30 can't hit targets on ground? Can't ATAGS strike 40-45km into BD and destroy buildings & infrastructure? Do you know that over 50% of BD territory is within 50km from Indian borders and hence within artillery reach? Why do you think India would not sue them if BD fires at Indians? Or are you going completely bonkers when losing an argument and just talking trash?
It is just the feeling of wonder at the disjointed arguments and the weird imaginings on display. While all this hitherto concealed martial bravado takes place, are the Bangladeshis keeping quiet? Look up their artillery force, their armour and their basic infantry. Has it occurred to General Feld Marschal von Manstein that what is within 50 kms of the border from the Indian side also covers a lot of Indian territory from the Bangladesh side? What happens when they start shooting back?
Yeah, the tribals have magical powers to conjure up weapons, ammunition etc out of thin air, isn't it? Can you name the mines from which the tribals obtain raw materials like brass, lead, copper, steel, fuel etc?
Just for your information, look up the armed formations that are currently fighting (and defeating) the Burmese Army. You can start with Rakhine, go to Chin, then Sagaing, finally Kachin. They do not make their guns and arms, but buy them, and use them. The tribes in Chin and Sagaing are identical with those in the proximate Indian states. Look them up. In some places, the border is a small rivulet or a stream, and traditionally commerce and business has flowed easily across the international border. If you have kind friends, they may even give you instances of the Burmese Army taking refuge in Indian territory because they have been defeated by these rebel formations.
I have seriously met very few as totally ignorant, and as a great chairborne expert with no knowledge of the subject, as you.
