Indian media said that after India exerted pressure, Sri Lanka refused to dock the Chinese research vessel, and China and Sri Lanka are holding urgent consultations
According to Indian media reports, in recent days, due to the huge pressure from India in Sri Lanka, Chinese research vessels have been asked to postpone the call of Chinese research vessels to the ports of Sri Lanka for replenishment. Earlier, there was news that India put pressure on Sri Lanka to refuse the Chinese research vessel "Yuanwang 5" to stop at the port of Hambantota in Sri Lanka for supplies, and at present, China and Sri Lanka are in urgent consultation.
India strongly protested Sri Lanka's submission
In June, the news of the Sri Lankan government's declaration of national bankruptcy spread around the world, giving Sri Lanka a sense of existence, and after entering August, Sri Lanka's move attracted international attention. The reason is that there are media reports that India has put pressure on Sri Lanka to refuse the supply of the Chinese research vessel "Yuanwang 5" near the port of Hambantota in Sri Lanka.
When the news first came out, the outside world was concerned about whether Sri Lanka would give in, after all, Sri Lanka had repeatedly made overtures to China and asked China for debt relief, loans and various help. Surprisingly, however, according to recent reports in the Indian media, Sri Lanka is likely to have made concessions under pressure from India.
The reason why the Indian government prevented the Chinese maritime research vessel "Yuanwang 5" from resupplying the port of Hambantota in Sri Lanka is because the Indian government believes that the "Yuanwang 5" is not just an ordinary scientific expedition, but is likely to be a Chinese military vessel.
Sri Lanka's Hambantota port is now being operated by Chinese companies. Many countries, including the United States and India, have long suspected that the port was being used for military purposes. The Modi government believes that the marine research vessel is likely to be used for military purposes. The "Far Look 5" in close proximity to the hambantota port once again proved that the hambantota port was also used for military purposes, and had to admire the indians' ability to be logical and self-consistent, always thinking of all kinds of excuses to justify their absurd ideas. Now there is news that China and Sri Lanka are also in urgent consultations.
Urgent consultations between China and Sri Lanka
When India had just asked Sri Lanka to refuse to dock at the port of Hambantota, Sri Lanka made it clear that the maritime research vessel would not have any military action, let alone pose a danger to India, that is, simply refueling and resupplying. However, India is not satisfied and has been putting pressure on Sri Lanka for some time, and now Sri Lanka has written to the Chinese Embassy in Sri Lanka. At present, according to relevant media information, Sri Lanka has not explicitly refused to dock at the port of Hambantota.
According to the original date, "Yuanwang 5" will enter the port of Hambantota on August 11 for refueling and replenishment, and now the Sri Lankan side is asking for the original docking date of "Yuanwang 5" to be postponed until the results of consultations between China and Sri Lanka. It can be seen that Sri Lanka has still lacked an independent foreign policy, which is also the sadness of small countries.
