Nuc institution of South Asian studies reveals india have high influence on this root because of Andaman and Nicobar islands which are part of India and India have one of a military base in it !!!
https://www.isas.nus.edu.sg/papers/indias-malacca-strait-move-strategic-signal-or-regional-overreach/ and times of india and universities of navvara3 many others posted compition of vhina and india to have strong influence on Malacca
India’s Malacca Strait Move: Strategic Signal or Regional Overreach?
And the entire article is about how it'll never happen...
Although Singapore is amenable to the involvement of outside powers in securing the SOMS, other littorals are strongly opposed to the idea. They shot down Japan’s proposal to create patrolling framework involving the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Plus Three countries. They are likely to remain just as reluctant to accept Indian involvement in the MSP even though it is a contiguous state unlike Japan or the US. Beyond the question of India’s involvement, the littorals are likely to worry that it may open door for other powers to assert their claims to join as well. Furthermore, Indian participation in the MSP is bound to cause serious alarm in Beijing since the SOMS is a critical chokepoint for Chinese trade flow and oil supplies. In fact, Indian participation is likely to make even the US, Japan and South Korea uncomfortable since they too see the waterway as strategically vital.
Ultimately it's speculation, the question is not whether India will replace the littorals in securing the Strait—it won’t—but whether a calibrated, cooperative Indian role could enhance stability. Given India’s geographic position, growing naval capabilities, and preference for multilateral engagement, that possibility remains more credible than outright dismissal suggests.
If they launched an invasion against the countries the strait ran thru, then China, America and probably a bunch of other countries will fuck India up very very quickly.
I understand other countries are acting up right now, but India is nothing compared to any of the other countries pulling this shit.
If India tried to "protect" an u threatened strait against the wishes of the countries it goes thru...
That would just result in those countries being forced to China, and in a short amount of time China would control it unilaterally.
7 Comments
givesomefucks@lemmy.world · 2 pts · 138d
I don't think whoever made this video has seen a map...
https://www.worldhistory.org/image/14358/map-of-the-strait-of-malacca/
Yournesss@lemmy.world · -1 pts · 138d
Nuc institution of South Asian studies reveals india have high influence on this root because of Andaman and Nicobar islands which are part of India and India have one of a military base in it !!!
givesomefucks@lemmy.world · 1 pts · 138d
That doesn't appear to be a real thing, you may have made a typo or two
Yournesss@lemmy.world · -1 pts · 138d
https://www.isas.nus.edu.sg/papers/indias-malacca-strait-move-strategic-signal-or-regional-overreach/ and times of india and universities of navvara3 many others posted compition of vhina and india to have strong influence on Malacca
givesomefucks@lemmy.world · 1 pts · 138d
Why did you type the link, but replace it so it links to the comment?
That's super weird...
https://www.isas.nus.edu.sg/papers/indias-malacca-strait-move-strategic-signal-or-regional-overreach/
The headline tho is:
And the entire article is about how it'll never happen...
Yournesss@lemmy.world · 0 pts · 138d
Ultimately it's speculation, the question is not whether India will replace the littorals in securing the Strait—it won’t—but whether a calibrated, cooperative Indian role could enhance stability. Given India’s geographic position, growing naval capabilities, and preference for multilateral engagement, that possibility remains more credible than outright dismissal suggests.
givesomefucks@lemmy.world · 1 pts · 138d
No...
It's a strait very very far away from India...
India has no claim to it.
If they launched an invasion against the countries the strait ran thru, then China, America and probably a bunch of other countries will fuck India up very very quickly.
I understand other countries are acting up right now, but India is nothing compared to any of the other countries pulling this shit.
If India tried to "protect" an u threatened strait against the wishes of the countries it goes thru...
That would just result in those countries being forced to China, and in a short amount of time China would control it unilaterally.