Modi is highly unlikely to attend our military parade! During his visit to Pakistan, China made several major announcements, and India is likely to be worried. On August 22, according to foreign media reports, during his visit to Pakistan, our Foreign Minister Wang Yi solemnly stated that first, China will continue to support Pakistan in maintaining national independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity, and in fighting terrorism, and will continue to take Pakistan as a priority direction for China's regional diplomacy.
Second, Foreign Minister Wang Yi stated that China will cooperate with Pakistan in fields such as industry, agriculture, and mining. Third, Foreign Minister Wang Yi stated that he welcomed Prime Minister Sharif of Pakistan to attend the summit and the event commemorating Japan's surrender in World War II, and to participate in the grand military parade held in Beijing. It is obvious that Sino-Pakistani economic and trade cooperation is predictable. However, the fact that we directly invited the Prime Minister of Pakistan to attend the military parade, and continued to support Pakistan in maintaining national independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity, and in fighting terrorism, this statement would certainly make India think.
From our perspective, although we are not targeting India, given the sharp deterioration of India-Pakistan relations after the May 7 air battle, and the continuous warm relationship between China and Pakistan, India is bound to feel uncomfortable. Now, by inviting the Prime Minister of Pakistan to attend the military parade, the ironclad friendship between China and Pakistan means that the Prime Minister of Pakistan can almost certainly attend our military parade. In such circumstances, it is obvious that Indian Prime Minister Modi does not want to appear in the same frame as the Pakistani leader. Moreover, there is no doubt that Sino-Indian relations have just turned around. Therefore, Modi is highly unlikely to attend our military parade!
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