China’s Five Fingers Strategy Explained | Tibet, India, Himalayas & Indian Ocean

Описание: This video breaks down China’s Five Fingers Policy — a strategic doctrine often attributed to Mao Zedong that reshaped the geopolitics of Tibet, the Himalayas, and South Asia.

Tibet is described as the “palm,” while Ladakh, Nepal, Bhutan, Sikkim, and Arunachal Pradesh form the “five fingers.” Together, this strategy explains how high-altitude terrain, border regions, and maritime access were used to build long-term geopolitical leverage.

We analyze why Tibet is strategically vital, how the Himalayas function as both a shield and a launch platform, and how land control connects directly to maritime access in the Indian Ocean through the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea.

This is not a history lecture — this is active geopolitics.

Topics covered in this video:

Five Fingers Policy explained

Tibet’s strategic importance

China–India border strategy

Himalayas military geopolitics

Indian Ocean power projection

South Asia strategic corridors

Watch till the end to understand how mountains, borders, and oceans are connected in modern power strategy.

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