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The smoke of the conflict has been burning between Russia and Ukraine for more than a year, and countries around the world have also paid attention to the fire. However, some important experiences and lessons have emerged from this conflict, which have given rise to profound reflection in India, in particular.
First, let's recall the causes of this conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Despite their historical ties, the two countries have not been able to resolve their differences peacefully due to ethnic issues and territorial disputes. The Crimean region has long been controversial, and its strategic position between the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov is important. Although initially Crimea was part of Russia, after the collapse of the Soviet Union, it became part of Ukraine and was recognized by the international community.
However, Crimea has been internally unstable, which has become a headache for Ukraine. Ukraine tried to seek outside help to solve the problem, but in the end only Russia stepped in and took over Crimea. This move sparked widespread opposition from the international community, but Russia remained unaffected and continued to deploy large numbers of troops to strategic locations in Crimea.
For Ukraine, this is a blatant aggression, but they do not have enough strength to confront Russia head-on. This was followed by a referendum in Crimea, which showed that more than 90% of voters chose to join Russia. Crimea is once again in the arms of Russia, while Ukraine can only endure in silence, but this incident provokes their resentment.
At the same time, the United States has always sided with Ukraine and supported them in their resistance to Russia. Ukraine is also moving closer to the United States, exacerbating tensions with Russia. Ukraine's accession makes Russia feel threatened, because Ukraine is geographically important for the war and serves as a military buffer zone for Russia. If Ukraine completely turns to the West, it will face an unprecedented threat for Russia.
However, as can be seen from the conflict in Ukraine, high-tech weapons are not necessarily able to dominate modern warfare. Many countries have begun to reassess their military strategies to seek more sustainable and economical solutions. In addition, the use of UAVs is limited in the face of modern air defense systems, so it must be used with caution. War can no longer be "short and rapid", but requires more persistence and patience.
For India, this conflict is especially important because most of their weapons and equipment come from Russia. During the conflict, many problems were exposed by Russian weapons and equipment, which caused concern in India. India must learn lessons and strengthen its domestic arms production to reduce its dependence on external supplies. In addition, coordinated operations and unified combat strategies have become critical to meet future challenges.
However, India has always been hostile to China and has committed aggression on the Sino-Indian border. This behavior led to a Sino-Indian conflict, but in the end India suffered heavy losses in this battle. The PLA showed a high degree of unity and effectiveness, successfully repelled Indian aggression and defended its territory and sovereignty.
India's actions have attracted widespread attention and criticism from the international community. In the conflict, India's geographical location became a disadvantage, with inaccessibility and easy cut-off, leading to the blockage of supply lines for front-line troops. Therefore, the Indian army must seriously reflect to avoid repeating the mistakes of the past and seek peaceful solutions to disputes rather than provocative actions.
In short, the Russia-Ukraine conflict has provided valuable experience and lessons for all countries in the world. Modern warfare is no longer a simple high-tech confrontation, but requires strategic vision and unremitting efforts. It is hoped that all countries will learn from this experience and work to maintain peace and stability.
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