Modi is still competing with China, but he doesn't know that his layout on the border is being shattered by the People's Liberation Army one by one

Modi's ambitions and the PLA's counterattack

Modi wanted to take advantage of the fire, but he didn't know that he had been forced by the People's Liberation Army to have no way out

Recently, India Prime Minister Narendra Modi suddenly announced a state visit to Ukraine. As Modi's first visit to Ukraine since the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict more than two years ago, this is obviously not simple. According to Indian media analysis, this may be that the Modi government wants to take advantage of the increased possibility of peace talks between Russia and Ukraine, and is unwilling to let China "monopolize the credit".

However, while Modi was busy preparing for his trip to Ukraine, he probably did not realize that some of his layouts on the Sino-Indian border had been "shattered" by the Chinese People's Liberation Army.

China's layout is deep, and the PLA has firmly controlled the border areas

In the area near Pangong Lake on the border with India, China has built a 400-meter-long bridge connecting the north and south shores. This significantly shortens the PLA's marching time, allowing them to deploy and mobilize more quickly.

At the same time, China also built a new road on the south bank of Pangong Lake, connecting the bridge with the Chinese garrison town and ammunition center Rutog, forming a complete layout. This is undoubtedly a powerful deterrent to the India army, which has been on the border.

Even more surprising is the fact that China has also built protective trenches that are interconnected from north to south around an artillery base. In this way, the connection between the front and deep forces of the PLA is further strengthened, and in the event of a conflict, they are able to quickly take control of the situation.

China-India relations are superficially relaxed, but in fact there is a turbulent undercurrent

Although the Chinese and Indian foreign ministers have held two rounds of talks recently, they have reached a consensus on easing the border dispute. However, in subsequent statements, the Chinese side did not mention specific measures to ease the confrontation or withdraw its troops.

This shows that while the two sides maintain communication at the diplomatic level, both countries are fully prepared when it comes to the military aspect. China's various layouts in the border areas are undoubtedly sending a very clear signal to India: we have firmly controlled this strategic commanding height.

At the same time, China's position on the Ukraine issue has been very open and clear. In contrast to the Modi government's statements, China is making active efforts to negotiate peace, which undoubtedly highlights the geopolitical differences between the two countries.

epilogue

The Modi government seems bent on "occupying the high ground" on Ukraine, ignoring its own dilemma on the Sino-Indian border. The layout of the Chinese People's Liberation Army in this region has entered a new stage of "spreading the net and expanding", which undoubtedly brings great challenges to India.

For Modi, the most important thing to do now should be to focus on managing the situation on the border between China and India and avoid rash actions that lead to unnecessary conflicts. Otherwise, he may eventually find that his various layouts have long been surrounded by China's strategy.

It remains to be seen who will ultimately prevail in this new geopolitical contest. However, one thing is certain, China will not give up this strategic commanding heights easily.

The actual combat layout of the PLA has left India helpless

China's various layouts in the Sino-Indian border areas have undoubtedly brought tremendous pressure to India. From building bridges and roads to building fortifications, this series of actions reflects China's determination and strategy on the border issue.

India seems to be aware of the gravity of the situation. After all, once a conflict breaks out, relying on the existing layout and deployment, the PLA is likely to strike first and firmly control the initiative on the battlefield. This is undoubtedly a wake-up call for the Modi government, which has always been eager to confront him.

However, instead of blindly confronting China, it is better to take this opportunity to calm down and re-examine its own deployment and strength in the border areas. After all, the struggle for this strategic location is related to India's national interests and security.

On the other hand, perhaps the Modi government should also think carefully about why China has been able to deploy and deploy in the region so quickly. At the root of this, I am afraid, it is due to China's superiority in military and economic strength.

We must not be fooled by "diplomatic bleaching".

Although China and India have recently reached some consensus at the diplomatic level, this is clearly only scratching the surface. China's various actions in the border areas are undoubtedly enough to prove its inner determination and ambition.

We must not be fooled by China's so-called "diplomatic bleaching". In fact, this is just a diplomatic maneuver by China to try to hide its military superiority.

Once caught in a confrontation with China, India is often on the losing side. Therefore, instead of blindly going head-to-head with China, it is better to focus on improving our own strength and strive to narrow the gap with China through internal reform and external cooperation.

Only in this way can India truly seize the initiative and not be forced into an unpredictable conflict. This is what is responsible to the country and the people.

The key to the future will be who can better manage the situation

There is no doubt that the contradictions between China and India on the border issue are far from being truly resolved. The situation in the region remains extremely complex and sensitive, and the slightest carelessness could lead to more intense conflict.

Therefore, who can better manage the situation in the future will be the key. Both China and India need to exercise caution and restraint and try to resolve their differences through diplomatic negotiations.

At the same time, both sides must continue to strengthen their military capabilities to ensure that they can defend their territory and sovereignty in the event of conflict.

Only in this way can the two neighboring countries of China and India truly achieve long-term peaceful coexistence and jointly promote the prosperity and development of the region. This is not only about the prospects of the two countries, but also about the stability of Asia as a whole and the world.

Let's wait and see how this new geopolitical game ends.

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