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After Operation Sindoor and the prolongation of the Russia-Ukraine war, India's security situation has become increasingly worrisome. A weakened Russia is undoubtedly a huge advantage for China. In the future, China could expand its influence into Russia’s Far East—an area rich in minerals and oil. The Russians lack sufficient population to effectively defend this vast territory.Any population growth Russian having due to muslim population in Russia which also worrisome to India.
If the war continues, the supply of spare parts and weapons to India’s military could become scarce which already scarce like late delivary of t90s ,s400 etc . At the same time, Chinese penetration into Russian military technology and the poaching of Russian scientific and technical talent may accelerate.(After strategic bomber takeout by Ukrainian Russian could turn to chinese for supplies)The longer the war drags on, the more dependent Russia becomes on China.
India, since gaining independence, has perhaps never faced such a complex security environment—no longer backed by the USSR, and instead surrounded by strategic challenges: in neighborhood manipulative Satanic United States and the two-faced Chinese snake,who are likely to betray Russia in due time and I foreseeing some part of Russia far east capture by chinese or Russian handing over resources to chinese ccp companies...
Putin should have taken the idea of a ceasefire more seriously; it could have eased both his burden and ours. For now, we can only wait and see what the future holds.
If the war continues, the supply of spare parts and weapons to India’s military could become scarce which already scarce like late delivary of t90s ,s400 etc . At the same time, Chinese penetration into Russian military technology and the poaching of Russian scientific and technical talent may accelerate.(After strategic bomber takeout by Ukrainian Russian could turn to chinese for supplies)The longer the war drags on, the more dependent Russia becomes on China.
India, since gaining independence, has perhaps never faced such a complex security environment—no longer backed by the USSR, and instead surrounded by strategic challenges: in neighborhood manipulative Satanic United States and the two-faced Chinese snake,who are likely to betray Russia in due time and I foreseeing some part of Russia far east capture by chinese or Russian handing over resources to chinese ccp companies...
Putin should have taken the idea of a ceasefire more seriously; it could have eased both his burden and ours. For now, we can only wait and see what the future holds.