Look at this lively gossip! There is a topic today, which is really eye-catching, more lively than the vegetable market!
First of all, I heard that US President Joe Biden politely declined the invitation of the Indian government and decided to be absent on India's National Day on January 26. The reason is said to be because Biden is going to deliver a National Day address, and the whole team has to enter election mode, because the two parties in the United States are fighting infighting for Israel, so Biden does not have time to fly to India in January.
No, the reason for the United States is really quite American, the question of time is like water in a sponge, and even a civil war is not a thing. But it is rumored that Biden does not seem to be in a hurry to fly to India, and the White House's expectations for US-India cooperation are gradually lowering. It seems that the U.S.-India relationship has reached a dead end.
However, India seems to be quite proud, as they have successfully invited French President Emmanuel Macron. It is said that the Biden administration also gave a fairly straightforward reason, saying that Biden was too busy to deal with the election campaign and had no time to fly to India. If this old man is a little busier, maybe he won't have time to give us New Year's greetings!
Don't talk nonsense, India is really having a good time this time. They saw the maritime game between China and the Philippines on Ren'ai Jiao on Scarborough Shoal, and began to engage in close cooperation with the Philippines. This is incredible, is it going to stage a good show of "India breaking into the South China Sea and making a big show"?
I heard that the Philippines has placed an order for India's BrahMos supersonic anti-ship missiles, and has also discussed with the United States whether to bring a few F-16 fighter jets. If the talks fall apart, I think the wallet will shrink. This BrahMos missile, I heard that it is a great guy, is a huge leap for the air defense capability of the Philippine Air Force.
Although it seems that the United States and India are fighting fiercely with the Philippines, it is really difficult to say what kind of cooperation the three countries will become. After all, U.S.-India relations are now a bit like outdated stars, and they may not be able to perform any more earth-shattering plots.
First of all, there has been a bit of a rupture in U.S.-India relations recently. I heard that the United States was dissatisfied with India's use of black hands to clean up the overseas opposition, which led to a sharp decline in relations between the two countries. Indian politicians shouted, "Even if you and the United States don't interfere in our affairs, don't mind our affairs, we are not some third-rate allies."