Many people thought about it day and night, unable to figure out why India wanted to attack. In fact, India is copying China's homework. Back then, we beat Vietnam, the top enforcer of the Soviet Union, and received many benefits from the United States.
Now, at a critical moment in the tariff war and trade war, India is attacking our top disciple, Pakistan, to present its loyalty to the U.S. It wants the U.S. to transfer industrial chains to India and use India's 1.4 billion labor force to achieve economic takeoff.
India has pinned its hope for becoming a major power on Britain and the U.S. The Indian Air Force has many joint air drills and military exercises with Russia, the U.S., and France. However, the aircraft and tactics it actually uses have never undergone modern combat tests.
In this latest India-Pakistan conflict, even the U.S. National Interest magazine stated that the recent battles between Pakistani and Indian forces ended with an unquestionable victory for Pakistan.
The role of weapons is to eliminate enemies, stop wars, and restore peace and stability. This time, the J-10CE fighter jet achieved this goal. India is like someone trying to cut a sword mark on a boat.
Firstly, Pakistan is not Vietnam; secondly, India does not have the same military strength as us back then; finally, the current Anglo-American bloc no longer has the ability to transfer industrial chains or make investments as before.
Now, whether in terms of economy, military, technology, or industrial strength, the West is no longer the global absolute hegemon. India must recognize this reality. All countries and regions in the Asia-Pacific region that still regard white people as their masters must also recognize this point.
Source: https://www.toutiao.com/article/1831813690454083/
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