Rishabh Bidhuri
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So, what does India actually get in return from Indonesia? If you look at countries like Vietnam, the Philippines, and now Indonesia, you’ll notice a clear pattern — India is selling BrahMos missiles to all of them. On the surface, it looks like pure business. But there’s much more to it. You can’t really operate BrahMos effectively without the supporting radar and sensor infrastructure. These countries aren’t going to invest heavily in building that entire ecosystem from scratch. That’s where India steps in. By setting up the radar stations and technical infrastructure, India not only gets the contract but also gains access to critical data. In simple terms, India gets real-time visibility into how China is moving and where its forces are positioned. Take Vietnam, for example. It sits right on China’s doorstep. The BrahMos systems there aren’t just for show — they’re part of a defensive setup, with missiles pointed in China’s direction. Not because these countries are looking to start a fight, but because it strengthens their security posture. This is how India uses trust as currency — something very few major powers can claim today. Most countries don’t fully trust China, and even the United States often prefers that other nations don’t place complete trust in it either. India, on the other hand, is building relationships based on mutual strategic benefit without the same level of suspicion.
Rishabh Bidhuri29,664 次观看 • 12 天前
