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bajingan

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So you think, regarding the military balance in Asia-Pacific, China's position won't improve in the 2030s at the rate we see today?

I'd like to hear your opinion because, on this forum, I wrote things like this
By 2035 China most likely has 1000 plus nukes, the u.s has always avoided conventional conflicts with a state that can impose MAD like Russia, so even if the americans position improve, i don't see how they will risk MAD over taiwan
 

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Georgia’s Prime Minister Irakly Garibashvili slammed Ukrainian politicians in an interview on Sunday, saying their support for anti-government protesters is indicative of their meddling in Georgia's domestic affairs and that they should "better take care of themselves and their country."

Speaking about Zelensky's Wednesday address to Georgian protesters, thanking them for raising Ukrainian flags during their rallies and protesting the bill on 'Foreign agents', Garibashvili told the Imedi television channel: "When a man who is in a state war finds time to react to the destructive action staged by several thousand people here, it is a direct evidence that he is involved, he is motivated to see something to happening here."

"[Vitaly] Klitschko, [Mark] Feigin, some other people, Ukrainian politicians came out, [David] Arakhamiya and pitiful losers came out to say that changes are needed, some scenarios, a coup. It is an open interference [into Georgia’s domestic affairs]," he added, noting that Kiev authorities "should better take care of themselves and their country".

"Look at what is happening in Ukraine: 20% of its territory has already been occupied. They say that Ukraine has suffered losses ranging from 800 billion to one trillion dollars," he further added.

"Considering that Ukraine's GDP was 200 billion, and a loss already amounted to at least 800 billion... What will put this country on its feet? 20 million Ukrainian citizens have emigrated, and have been forced to leave their homes," Garibashvili pointed out, adding that "this is a tragedy, and a terrible thing is happening in Ukraine. Those who are aware of this situation are trying to bring destabilization and war to our country, to our well-ordered country."

 

enroger

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So you think, regarding the military balance in Asia-Pacific, China's position won't improve in the 2030s at the rate we see today?

I'd like to hear your opinion because, on this forum, I wrote things like this

I'm not Patch, but IMO this goes both ways really. Right now one of the biggest concern for China is US strikes on mainland China, including civilian infrastructure.

By 2030s that concern would be massively mitigated by a massive Navy with multiple CBGs and in turn China will also gain conventional retaliation capabilities at CONUS in the form H-20, making it even more of an fair fight where China has immense logistical advantages.
 

ansy1968

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I'm not Patch, but IMO this goes both ways really. Right now one of the biggest concern for China is US strikes on mainland China, including civilian infrastructure.

By 2030s that concern would be massively mitigated by a massive Navy with multiple CBGs and in turn China will also gain conventional retaliation capabilities at CONUS in the form H-20, making it even more of an fair fight where China has immense logistical advantages.
So bro an Arms race is good for China?
 

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Sardaukar20

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It's called living in a media bubble. Just because Modi is regarded as God in the Indian media means nothing to the rest for the world.

In India's neighborhood, Modi is not a popular guy. In the Muslim world, Modi is obviously a hated figure, over what he is doing to Kashmiris and other Indian Muslims in general. In the rest of Asia, Russia, and Eurasia, no one really takes India seriously. India has no real gravitational pull for them.

So India looks to beg the West to give Modi the international recognition he so craves. But the shock and horror. Despite all of Modi's charm offensive with the West, they don't like him too much either. For everyone that knows what the West is all about, we can only laugh at this childishness. Hahaha!

Real great leaders don't beg others for recognition or legitimacy. Real great leaders earned it. Modi can never be compared to great leaders like Putin and Xi Jinping. These men are nation builders. What kind of nation building can Modi show, after nearly 9 years of power?
 
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