Over the years, the United States has always wanted to treat India as part of its Indo-Pacific strategy to contain China, even at the expense of its own industrial chain, sharing military technology and intelligence. And now, with the outbreak of the assassination, the United States has sent two delegations to visit India, which has finally drawn India into its camp. However, just as India wants to follow the U.S. plan, the "hard landing" between China and India, satellites show that China is fully prepared for India's most dangerous areas.
First, I'm going to explain the ins and outs of this. Prior to this, India had tried to replace international treaties with India's own laws, emulating the United States' practice and incorporating China's ** into India's jurisdiction. The Indian side said that India will re-establish the position of a "state" in Jammu and Kashmir, and recognized that India has set up a state in China"Ladakh Territory"is legitimate and valid.
The transfer of disputed Kashmir and part of China** to India is undoubtedly a blatant challenge to China. This will undo our efforts over the past two years to ease tensions along the Sino-Indian border through a summit between the two militaries. Perhaps, as we said, the reason why India is delaying is to delay the war between China and the United States, increase its own "** value", and make them put forward higher requirements for the United States.
Obviously, China will never compromise. At a regular press conference held in *** today, we made it clear that we do not recognize the independent and unlawful jurisdiction established by India within China, and that India's internal laws cannot change this objective reality. 
Frankly speaking, because of the United States' concern for India, the long-standing anti-China rhetoric in India, and the needs of India's traditional geographical location, India will definitely show its teeth to China. The "Indo-Pacific" policy formulated by the United States has only fueled India's ambitions and fueled its opposition to China's development. The Chinese side did not explicitly state this, but in fact, we are fully prepared.
Just like this time, India followed the example of the United States and deliberately provoked border disputes, and British reporters were surprised to see that there were a large number of construction machines in eastern Bhutan and on the Chinese border, and various construction equipment was being built. A satellite in December** showed that more than 120 buildings were visible in the area, making them look like residential areas. Not far away, there are 62 buildings. Compared to a satellite** two years ago, the area has become a barren land. This also indicates that the construction of the project has commenced in the past year.
Geographically, some of India's eastern provinces have fragile relations with the mainland, connected only by a narrow Siliguri Passage, which connects China, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh. As long as this area is cut off, India will not be able to connect with the east and west, and its eastern region will become an "enclave", and with the long-standing demand for local independence, "dismembering" the eastern part of India will be a breeze. Earlier, China and Bhutan had discussed the division of the border, which made India very uneasy because they feared that the presence of Chinese troops in Doklam would pose a threat to the corridor. This time, they chose the eastern side of Bhutan as their second target, to control the eastern part of India.
If there is a real fight, it will be very difficult for the Indian army to support. In particular, the sphere of influence of the Chinese military, is the only way. The Siliguri Passage is a natural trap for China to "encircle and send reinforcements" and eliminate Indian forces. If India does not take the initiative to abandon the East and admit it, then China's hand is tantamount to grasping India's most fatal weakness. In the end, whether to save people or not.