You can find part-1 here:China’s Imminent Fall in 2027!

Part-3 is available here

Transcription of the video:

Hello everyone, today we will be covering 3 topics:

1. Why is China desperate for disengagement talks with India? No, don’t judge me for saying as an Indian, look it objectively and from a very neutral perspective.
2. In this video we will also be covering the much talked about WWII. I cant confirm it will be called a WWIII, but I can confirm that the next big war is not happening in the middle east but at a diff. location
3. Why did China’s intel agency call TURKEY the next India—the context is BRICS.
   Min you, all these topics are connected.
   Without much ado, lets jump straight into the crux of the matter.

So lets start with the resolutions on border issues between india and china. These talks have been on for sometime without much success. The Indian media released the news on the day Indian PM was leaving for Kazan, Russia for the BRICS meeting. For the first few hours Chinese media were silent and soon Global times also happily put the news.
The narrative now being set is—India- China and Russia have united against West. China and Russia may have, but not India. One proof is the MALABAR 2024 ex in which India and the QUAD countries (Jap, US and Aus) carried out Naval exercises in Bay of Bengal.
Another proof would be—India’s surging Defence purchases from America. One of the most recent purchases being the MQ9 Drones. If India had any plans to move away from the west this wld not happened.
So coming back to the point why was China desperate for disengagement talks with India? The simple reason is—China did not want to engage India when it has a bigger headache to deal in South China sea, which is US and its allies that include Japan, S. korea, and Philippines.
China knows that by 2027 it will be at a head-on collision with US-Taiwan and other US allies. We had already posted in detail about China-2027. So China is aware a lot of its resources will have to be moved towards its south-eastern border along the South China sea.
Disengagement with India wld mean—China will have lesser trouble from India. Well both India and China know that – assumption that disengagement talks means complete peace along LAC is wrong.
And this is exactly why China will use Pakistan against India. The point I am making is—while China and US are getting ready for a fight, Pakistan Army and its mercenaries, the terrorists will keep Indian forces busy along India’ western border.
We are already witnessing a surge in terrorist activities along India’s western border. Pakistan will continue these provocative activities and intensify the terrorist attacks inside India. I wont be surprised if in future they carry out a bigger terrorist attack, attempt to eliminate a HVT—HIGh value target like a politician. Such activities will provoke India to engage Pakistan. That exactly China aims! China will concentrate on US and allies in the sea while it fund Pakistan to keep India engaged along western border.
Yet this is no guarantee that our eastern border—that is LAC with China will also be silent.
If you look at Pakistan is also on a buying spree when it comes to drones, fighter jets and its naval assets.

India and china will definitely have a face off—either on land or in sea.
This is where our next point comes in—where is the next WWIII? WWIII is a cliché word. So I will switch to using next big war—and the next big war is not happening in Middle east as is being predicted, but in the sea from strait of malacca to South china sea. Yes that will involve America and its allies and China. India will also be a part of it. How do I know that?
The proof is in the pudding! India has been investing tremendously into Indian Navy, as much as it is in Airforce and Army. The launch of 4th nuclear-powered ballistic missile (SSBN) submarine is just one among the many example.
India’s biggest advantage against China in the sea is strait of Malacca, which is so narrow that every Chinese ship and submarine can be detected while passing through it.
If you look at all the deliveries of arms and weapons to Taiwan by USA ends in and around 2026 with the latest news being that US’s navy seal teams are also on high alert. Taiwan’s launch of satellites, purchase of air defence sys and other major defence related equipment’s all are being done with year 2026 in mind.
Its not just about Taiwan—its about rise of American allies against China and Russia’s allies. Suddenly theres so much news about North korea provoking South Korea, china provoking Japan and so on. FYI- Japan is supposed to protect Taiwan’s air space so it makes sense why china keeps Japan busy.
Interestingly American companies like Boeing have turned to India for R&D and supply chain hub. Such initiatives will help US and its allies during a war.
Indian shipyards have also signed many maintenance contracts with US Navy.
That aside, the most serious issue arises with the rise of nuclear warheads. A recent report claimed that Russia supplied a lot of uranium to China in 2023. America is also making a lot uranium related contracts, which ofcourse don’t hit the headlines. Reports also indicate that india and Pakistan’s nuclear warhead numbers have also increased.
So is India preparing for a war with China? Not really! India will have to deal with a provocative Pakistan first, and at some point around 2026-27 India might have to tackle China in a short term kinetic-adventure.
So far In the video I’ve covered China desperation for disengagement along LAC, and the next big war in SCS and the signs associated with it.
As I talk a very talked about BRICS meeting is happening in Russia.
In a significant diplomatic manoeuvre, Turkey has submitted a formal request to join Brics. But guess what this has given jitters to Chinese intel agencies.
China doesn’t trust Turkey and calls it the next “India” in the BRICS alliance. Due to the good bond India and Russia share India is one of the founding members of BRICS and is also part of SCO. During SCO exercises Indian forces meet Pakistani and Chinese forces regularly. This definitely helps in India’s favour.
China does see its power whittling down… reducing with the presence of countries like India and turkey in BRICS.
At the end of last year’s BRICS summit in South Africa, Saudi Arabia, Argentina, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Ethiopia and Iran were all invited out of the blue to join the club, with their accession mainly driven by China.
China did not appreciate Turkey’s bid to join, instead discreetly voiced support for the possible inclusion of Nigeria, Kazakhstan and Vietnam.
China has many reasons why it doesn’t want turkey

1. China’s Uyghur problem:China believes Turkey’s been playing double game in Xinjiang, where Turkey has for more than a decade been waging information campaigns in the Chinese province focusing on the Turkish identity of the Uighur minority.
2. China seens Turkey as a strong ally of Russia. This might sound weird but China has always seen Russia as a competition. We had done a video on this earlier. So in an organization like BRICS—China wants to lead the group. Many might remember how Putin helped Erdogan evade a coup attempt in 2016. That incident brought Erdogan closer to Putin.
3. Chinese intel Guoanbu fears that Turkey could become a “new India” within the BRICS, meaning a country that the CCP can neither really trust nor rely on.
   Meanwhile, turkey did go the extra mile to show that it is serious about joining brics by supporting China and Brazil’s peace initiative vis e vis Ukraine.

BRICS is a great initiative, but what one must understand is—that it largely works in favour of countries which come under US’s sanctions and want to avoid trading in Dollars. There are only two countries which fear that. Russia—which is already the most sanctioned country in the world, and China which fears more and more US sanctions. Rest of the countries which have joined are trade partners to these countries.
We will have to wait one more year to witness this game unfurl itself. War doesn’t happen overnight—the establishment of logistics and supply chains , and purchase of weapons and defence equipment happen way before the actual war begins.
That’s about it for today. Till we meet again—stay informed.