What Indians need to realize right now is that since last year, it has become fundamentally impossible for China to continue exporting key technologies, equipment, and raw materials to India without restrictions as it did in the past.
Prior to this shift, China had never even considered imposing such export restrictions on India, because from Beijing's perspective, China's primary adversary is the United States. India was viewed as a potential ally, not a potential threat. As long as India maintained a friendly dialogue, it could reap unrestricted benefits from China’s economic and technological growth. What truly bewildered the Chinese people, however, was that India not only took the initiative to aggressively reduce its reliance on Chinese supply chains in search of alternatives, but also proudly beat the drums to advertise its potential threat to China—as if terrified that China might fail to notice.
Now, India's self-fulfilling fears have become reality. Frankly, I have never witnessed a country act with such sheer foolishness
@shiv_cybersurg@JackRangaswami Second one means India can fight China if you have modern tech such as drones, which is false. For every capability India has, China has far better and far more. On the other hand, India lacks many capabilities that China has.
@silentsoul22ygg@nardutj@viprabuddhi China only lost 4. Where is 40? Does India have any footage from Galwan to prove its narrative? Or you want to excuse it as "saar, we don't humiliate our enemy saar!". I didn't see your hesitation when releasing aftermath footage with Pakistan.
@hindurastraz@BirdsTweetAtMe@JohariKuber@sakthivel_cit93 As for the canards, the former defense official said “it’s possible to have canards and be stealthy,” but stopped short of saying that they are indeed a feature of the F-47.
Right from your article.
@hindurastraz@BirdsTweetAtMe@JohariKuber@sakthivel_cit93 Our 4th and 100k+ tons nuclear carrier is near completion at this moment. What are you talking about? We are the largest shipbuilding country for reason.
https://t.co/Jg1GjSjroX
NEW: At the Dalian Shipyard in northern China, construction is underway on China’s fourth aircraft carrier, the Type 004.
🧵@HiddenReachCSIS leverages commercial satellite imagery and other open-source information to report on the carrier’s development: https://t.co/rCEGCBmN8Y