China-Pakistan Military Nexus P. C. Katoch

By:

P. C. Katoch

Contributor(s):

Katoch.P.C

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Pentagon Press 2019 New Delhi Edition: 1st.edDescription: 340 p 16.2 x 2.6 x 24 cmISBN:

9789386618931

Subject(s):

Security

DDC classification:

355.0310951095491 KAT

Summary: "Pakistan and China enjoy exemplary friendly ties, which have been expanding and becoming even deeper with time. China s main geopolitical focus in South Asia is to restrain India as a competitor by using Pakistan as a proxy. China s growing economic and security relation with Pakistan, and the unholy nexus between the two, remains a major worry for India as the growing Chinese involvement is bound to erode India s influence in the region. Another area of concern has been the lack of credible Indian deterrence to the hybrid threats that it faces as a result of such collusively between Pakistan and China."

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"Pakistan and China enjoy exemplary friendly ties, which have been expanding and becoming even deeper with time. China s main geopolitical focus in South Asia is to restrain India as a competitor by using Pakistan as a proxy. China s growing economic and security relation with Pakistan, and the unholy nexus between the two, remains a major worry for India as the growing Chinese involvement is bound to erode India s influence in the region. Another area of concern has been the lack of credible Indian deterrence to the hybrid threats that it faces as a result of such collusively between Pakistan and China."

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