In this gripping episode, Lt Col JS Sodhi (Rtd) joins us to unravel the escalating threat landscape India faces — not just from Pakistan, but from a synchronized two-front assault strategy aligning Beijing and Islamabad by 2035. We dive deep into:
- Why Pakistan’s persistent use of terrorism is more than just tactical — it’s strategic groundwork for future conflict.
- How China’s Taiwan ambitions in 2027 are directly linked to long-term Indo-Pacific domination plans.
- Why 2035 isn’t just another year — it’s a critical deadline in China’s military and geopolitical blueprint.
- How India’s current responses must rapidly evolve to meet a two-front, full-spectrum warfare challenge.
- Concrete strategies for India and its allies to dismantle the growing threat matrix before it’s too late.
Terrorism. Proxy wars. Strategic alliances. Global flashpoints. This is more than escalation, it’s a battle for the future of Asia. Tune in to uncover the realities few are talking about, and why India’s security calculus must shift — now.
Questions covered in this episode:
- Many analysts, including yourself, have pointed to 2035 as a critical year for a possible China-Pakistan two-front assault on India. Why 2035 specifically? What strategic, military, and political developments are driving this timeline?
- From your perspective, why is China investing so heavily in aligning with Pakistan for a future two-front scenario against India? How does this alliance serve China’s broader regional and global ambitions, particularly in the Indo-Pacific?
- According to U.S. intelligence leaks, China is preparing for a possible invasion of Taiwan by 2027. How do you view this timeline, and how might a successful or failed move on Taiwan embolden or affect China’s calculus for action against India by 2035?
- How should we connect the Taiwan 2027 scenario, China’s militarization in the South China Sea, and its growing influence in Pakistan to understand the full spectrum of threats India might face in the coming decade? Are we looking at an integrated, long-term strategy rather than isolated regional moves?
- Given this evolving two-front threat from China and Pakistan, what kind of long-term reforms — militarily, technologically, and diplomatically — must India pursue starting now to be ready for the 2035 flashpoint? Are there lessons India must learn from how Taiwan is preparing for 2027?
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