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China· XinjiChina-Pakistan Military Exercises and India's Border Infrastructure
China and Pakistan are conducting joint military exercises in Xinjiang, while India plans underground protective infrastructure along its borders with both countries.
Background
China, Pakistan, and India are major powers in South Asia with a history of territorial disputes and geopolitical competition. China and Pakistan maintain a close strategic alliance, including military cooperation. India has ongoing border disputes with both China and Pakistan, leading to a focus on strengthening its defense capabilities.
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China and Pakistan Conduct Joint Military Exercises and Strengthen Regional Ties
First report 6h agoLast update 51m agoNews highlights efforts to strengthen regional cooperation and accelerate projects like CASA-1000, designed to transmit electricity from Central Asia to Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Reports confirm joint military exercises between China and Pakistan in Xinjiang, indicating ongoing strategic alignment and cooperation.
Experts express concern that a new China-Pakistan border protocol could give Beijing more influence in the Kashmir issue, challenging India's position.
China-Pakistan Military Exercises and Border Infrastructure
First report 6h agoLast update 2h agoChina and Pakistan are conducting joint military exercises in the Xinjiang region.
India's Army plans underground protective infrastructure along the China and Pakistan borders to counter threats like drones.
Experts express concern that a new China-Pakistan border protocol could increase Beijing's influence in the Kashmir issue, which India considers a bilateral matter.
India's Border Security and Geopolitical Influence
First report 6h agoLast update 2h agoThe Indian Army is taking proactive measures to enhance border security by developing underground protective infrastructure to counter threats like drones along the China and Pakistan borders.
There is concern that the new China-Pakistan border protocol could undermine India's sovereignty and influence in Kashmir, allowing Beijing greater sway in what India considers a bilateral matter.
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