The Asian Fortress: How India Outsmarted America

Описание: They call it "Strategic Autonomy." But in 2026, it looks more like a bunker. With the US imposing new tariffs under Trump 2.0 and threatening secondary sanctions, India has quietly executed a geopolitical masterstroke. By settling the border with China (closing the back gate) and operationalizing the Chennai-Vladivostok corridor with Russia (opening the lifeline), New Delhi is effectively sanction-proofing its economy.

In this video, we decode the "Triple Entente" of the 21st Century. Why did PM Modi suddenly trust President Xi in October 2024? Why is Dr. S. Jaishankar betting on Moscow despite Western pressure? And most importantly—is this a masterstroke, or have we just walked into a trap?

🔍 Topics Covered:
The Foundation: The truth behind the 2024 India-China Border Patrol Agreement (Depsang & Demchok).

The Shield: How the Chennai-Vladivostok Maritime Corridor bypasses NATO control.

The Threat: US Tariffs, H-1B restrictions, and the end of the "Strategic Partnership."

The Philosophy: Why India trusts a desperate Russia more than a moralizing West.

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