IRONY! US Military Needs China’s Help To Beat Chinese PLA In A War; Report Says Ammo Will Exhaust In 28 Days

China is helping connecting both Cambodia and Vietnam through it. Ever heard of bamboo network? Chinese overseas businesses control majority of Asian economy. Look at Singapore majority built by Chinese and run by Chinese Thailand all major banks are owned by thai Chinese. And Robert kuok richest Malaysian Chinese . China set up shops all over southeast Asia.
 
Indonesia bullet train already operational while india train by Japanese company is still being delayed talk about debt trap and terrain in Indonesia is much harder to build and they are both being built around the same time lmao
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India's first-ever shinkansen project, which covers a distance of some 500 kilometers between the western cities of Mumbai and Ahmedabad and cuts travel time from six to two hours, was agreed between the Japanese and Indian governments in 2015. Construction work began in 2017. 🤣 For 10 years for 500 km soon to be 15 years maybe not as bad as us high speed rail 😂 clown world we live in
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Japan-backed bullet train in India may be operational by 2026: envoy

A high-speed railway project in India backed by Japan, featuring its shinkansen bullet train technology, could see start commercial operations begin by 2026, the South Asian country's envoy says.
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Without china the world can't build shit. We can do it on time and much cheaper.
 
Despite constituting less than 10 percent of Southeast Asia's entire population, the Overseas Chinese possess a significantly disproportionate amount of economic influence across the region relative to their small numbers.
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I just found out that India is the 2nd biggest supplier of unwrought antimony metal and powder to the US. This metal is really important for making artillery shells and other ammo. They’re used to harden lead, which is a key material in bullets and artillery shells. So, India's role as a supplier is quite crucial for the production of ammunition. Antimony oxide is primarily used as a flame retardant in textiles, plastics, and other materials, rather than in the production of ammunition. Its use is generally unrelated to the needs of manufacturing artillery shells, which require materials that contribute to strength, durability, and reliability under explosive conditions.
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DDG-80 said:
I just found out that India is the 2nd biggest supplier of unwrought antimony metal and powder to the US. This metal is really important for making artillery shells and other ammo. They’re used to harden lead, which is a key material in bullets and artillery shells. So, India's role as a supplier is quite crucial for the production of ammunition. Antimony oxide is primarily used as a flame retardant in textiles, plastics, and other materials, rather than in the production of ammunition. Its use is generally unrelated to the needs of manufacturing artillery shells, which require materials that contribute to strength, durability, and reliability under explosive conditions.
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This is a useless article now I will tell you why.

The US government will never investigate something they can spend money on and then say they have enough. The military always says they need more funding even if they don't. Even at the lowest level of local government everyone will claim they need more stuff or newer stuff.

Now maybe it is true about the ammo supply running out. But we will never know because no government entity will ever admit they don't need to spend more money.
 
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This doesn't matter. China will never have the will to fight the US. Even if pressed like its self-proclaimed red lines getting crossed, China will defuse the situation like it never happened. We were told, in fact the whole world were told, China will unify Taiwan. But here's the rhetorical question: What if US gave 6 nuclear warheads and the means to deliver them to Lai in Taiwan so Taiwan will declare independence?

Most likely China will do nothing other than condemning non-stop the US and Taiwan.
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So you agree that USA is a bully and the aggressor, While China is the wise one and peaceful one trying to defuse the situation ?
 
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Don’t get too excited about the U.S. relying on China for antimony. Lead is actually a great alternative for hardening bullets and artillery shells. It’s widely available, easy to process, and can serve the same purpose as antimony in ammunition production. The U.S. could easily switch to using more lead if needed, so it’s not like they're completely dependent on Chinese antimony. The bottom line is, if push comes to shove, they have plenty of other options.
 
DDG-80 said:
The U.S. could easily switch to using more lead if needed, so it’s not like they're completely dependent on Chinese antimony. The bottom line is, if push comes to shove, they have plenty of other options.
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Come back and tell me when they do. They have also shouted for decades of "Bringing jobs and manufacturing back to America".
 
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China has surged past US explosive and propellant production capacity; US stockpiles would run dry within a week of a Taiwan war

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Check this out: the U.S. Army awarded $1.5 billion in contracts to boost global production of 155mm artillery rounds, and guess who’s on the list? India’s own Solar Industries Ltd. got a contract to help ramp up production. This shows how much trust the U.S. places in Indian companies.

The U.S. Army said it awarded $1.5 billion in contracts to nine companies in the India, Canada, US and Poland to boost global production of 155mm artillery rounds. The Army also awarded three international companies contracts – Solar Industries India Ltd, NitroChem SA in Poland, and IMT Defence in Canada.

Currently there is no TNT production in the U.S. and the supplies come from allies such as India and Australia.
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US Army hunts for explosives to meet increased munitions output goals

The U.S. is increasing domestic explosives production and buying from abroad to support Ukraine and replenish stockpiles of 155mm artillery shells.
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US Army awards $1.5B to boost global production of artillery rounds

As the Army drives to reach a rate of 100,000 155mm artillery munitions per month by FY26, it's awarding contracts to domestic and global companies.
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DDG-80 said:
Check this out: the U.S. Army awarded $1.5 billion in contracts to boost global production of 155mm artillery rounds, and guess who’s on the list? India’s own Solar Industries Ltd. got a contract to help ramp up production. This shows how much trust the U.S. places in Indian companies.

The U.S. Army said it awarded $1.5 billion in contracts to nine companies in the India, Canada, US and Poland to boost global production of 155mm artillery rounds. The Army also awarded three international companies contracts – Solar Industries India Ltd, NitroChem SA in Poland, and IMT Defence in Canada.

Currently there is no TNT production in the U.S. and the supplies come from allies such as India and Australia.
www.defensenews.com

US Army hunts for explosives to meet increased munitions output goals

The U.S. is increasing domestic explosives production and buying from abroad to support Ukraine and replenish stockpiles of 155mm artillery shells.
www.defensenews.com www.defensenews.com
www.defensenews.com

US Army awards $1.5B to boost global production of artillery rounds

As the Army drives to reach a rate of 100,000 155mm artillery munitions per month by FY26, it's awarding contracts to domestic and global companies.
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"The Indian Army has a budget of around Rs 20,000 crore to acquire ammunition for the existing inventory of weapon systems in the force. Till a few years ago, the force was spending around 35-40 per cent on buying ammunition from abroad."
Now, that requirement has been cut down to less than 10 per cent, and we are looking to reduce it further in the next couple of years," defence officials told ANI.


India is still importing bullets. Do not pretend that India is related to any military production. thank you.
 
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