The good days of the third brother's industrialization are coming to an end.
We know that international industrialization is the premise, and there is no resource import and product export, you can play a dei industrialization.
India's geopolitical situation is shown in the figure.
The land route has been blocked by Neutral Pakistan.
The sea route is inseparable from the Red Sea, which is controlled by Middle Eastern countries, and Malacca, which is controlled by Malaysia.
Both the Middle East and Malaysia are Muslim countries, and the sea route to India is completely in the hands of Muslims.
And Modi is cruel to Muslims in India in order to forcibly promote Hinduism, and this Palestinian-Israeli conflict is even more crooked to support Israel.
But you don't think Modi has any strategy, at least he fooled the United States into doing this for him, the Indo-European Economic Corridor.
It is to use the influence of the United States to force the Muslim countries of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates to cooperate with the transit of Indian goods, and to build a transnational railway for Saudi Arabia.
It's just that I didn't expect that this Palestinian-Israeli conflict will be extremely crotched, and the influence of the United States in the Middle East will also be rapidly lost, and Saudi Arabia, a traditional ally of the United States, has become a semi-open rebel.
The Indo-European Economic Corridor is stillborn.
In the future, India will have no chance, and let's not forget that Iran and Turkey in the Middle East are also industrial countries, and Saudi Arabia is also going to industrialize with the support of China.
At that time, China will lead the first echelon of industrialization, and India, which is in the second echelon, will be industrialized with Saudi Arabia and Iran.
Therefore, the further back the third brother's westward expansion becomes, the more useless it becomes, and the competitors Saudi Arabia, Iran and Turkey can completely block the road to the west.
As for the eastward expansion, at that time, the whole of Southeast Asia and East Asia was a giant industrial circle led by rabbits, and the third brother could be defeated without any action from Vietnam or Indonesia.
Modi originally wanted to take advantage of the time difference in the stalemate phase to reap a wave of Western industrialization dividends, and theoretically the longer the stalemate lasts, the better it will be for India.
It's a pity that the United States didn't calculate that it will enter the strategic defense stage in 2024, and the window period for India's industrialization is shrinking rapidly with the naked eye, and India has no time.
This may well be India's last chance to industrialize, and if industrialization fails, India's future with a population of 1.4 billion is bleak.