India Foreign Policy Thread

[harpy1]

USA restores Pacific command name | info Prefix dropped in major shift

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Another strategic failure for India after its failure with their marriage to Israel. India kicked out of security framework for Pacific. Seems like no one wants to be friends with Modi … India no longer useful to the Americans…..

Pakistan has a role in the Middle East as a net security Provider now and has pushed India out of the security framework for the Middle East very successfully …

Why next for shining supa power India?

( oh dear … ).

Complete irrelevant to the things that matters the most to India

IE
Economic growth
Forex reserves
Per capita income
Infrastructure development

Betterment for it's citizens life styles
In simple terms food on The table

USA does not put food on the table
USA steals your resources be it oil or minerals .
USA forces regime change in weak. States
Venezuela
Libya
Iraq
Syria

India is doing smart thing
Excellent relations with Europe
Russia
UAE
Brazil
Israel Japan etc
Diversify

Even the likes of Canada the European union have dropped this nazi regime

You keep Trump please keep him

Strategic failure is not growing your economy
Your forex
Your technology
Your relationships with strong stable like minded trade focused nations

Germany
France
UAE
Russia
Brazil
Entire E u
Canada

Usa is being cold shouldered accross the globe
It's losing ship

Exact words of people in this forum. For years
So don't change your tune now

 

[kubotabx23]

Any update on the situation with Indian sailors being killed by U.S missiles?

I've seen some Indian news anchors/defense analysts (not sure what you guys would call them) victim blaming the sailors, so it's kind of up in the air on what the stance is by most of the hardliners in India - firm and angry at the U.S or more so of a "well what did you expect to happen?" type view.