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> According to him "The German current government is extremely restrictive when it comes to selling armament or arms technology to a third country. However that has changed a bit, because since the war of aggression in Ukraine by the Russian Federation, we have started rethinking completely. And that includes to a certain extent, also our exports to friendly countries, and therefore, I would say in the coming months, we will have an assessment of defense relations with many countries. And that includes India. And that means that we might be much more forthcoming with exports."

> For the first time countries including Germany, Japan and the Republic of Korea participated.

> Under the leadership of Chancellor Olaf Scholz the European nation has already started working towards expanding its partnership with countries including Japan, New Zealand, Australia and South Korea.

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This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 70%. (I'm a bot)

> According to him "The German current government is extremely restrictive when it comes to selling armament or arms technology to a third country. However that has changed a bit, because since the war of aggression in Ukraine by the Russian Federation, we have started rethinking completely. And that includes to a certain extent, also our exports to friendly countries, and therefore, I would say in the coming months, we will have an assessment of defense relations with many countries. And that includes India. And that means that we might be much more forthcoming with exports."

> For the first time countries including Germany, Japan and the Republic of Korea participated.

> Under the leadership of Chancellor Olaf Scholz the European nation has already started working towards expanding its partnership with countries including Japan, New Zealand, Australia and South Korea.

Extended Summary | FAQ | Feedback | Top keywords: country^#1 Germany^#2 includes^#3 year^#4 more^#5

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Fun fact: India has never invaded another country.

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Wrong Present day Bangladesh 1971 sri Lanka civil war

Also Goa.

Goa isn’t a country

Portugal then.

India didn’t invade Portugal

1)India intervened in Bangladesh on the request of the Mukti bahini to stop the ongoing genocide, and that too only after west pakistan attacked India first, so it's not an invasion.

2)Indian intervention in Sri Lanka also only happened after the sri lankan government asked india to intervene, so again not an invasion.

Goa is a part of India, it was a Portugese colony. So it wasn't an invasion.

Define “invaded”. They have done expeditionary actions in the Maldives, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. None of them were long-lasting invasions, but two of them resulted in regime changes - albeit popular ones.

Why are they including India? We don’t need them

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Which country r u from

colonial apologist

Unprompted military aggression against another country, not in response to that country’s military actions against India or neighboring country.

Hope that helps!

We helped bangladeshi in there fight against a genocidal force.

We liberated bangladesh when they were being buttfucked by pakis and ur beloved USA under Nixon and Kissinger was supporting that genocide .

Indian armed forces were in Dhaka when pakis surrendered . We have given their freedom how many other countries wud have done that

No, none of that.

*helped bangladeshi people liberate themselves.

Ya, not sure what India's interests are in fighting Russia anyway. Russia is supplying them with their oil. In fact, October saw an all-time high of imports of Russian oil to India. It is not in India's interest to fight Russia.

https://m.economictimes.com/news/india/russia-becomes-the-no-1-oil-supplier-for-india-in-october/articleshow/95240329.cms

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O sorry master ,how dare i a indian a third worlder dare to have a different opinion than urs even tho fact r on my side .

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Not India mashallah

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Most intelligent redditor

But where from somewhere in Africa probs from ur post history id reckon .

But still really interesting seeing 'We' being used love ur confidence

Inshallah you are gay

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Being a part of the west may be an African pipe dream dipshit certainly not an indian one

Iam perfectly alright with my proficiency in English it's a lil hard to to keep up when u speak 4 languages excluding indian ones.

But hey, u keep brushing up those English skills honey Otherwise how will u become a part of the 'We'.

Its a shame isn't it ?u make fun of me for being an indian ,iam not ashamed of that .

But u wudnt even tell me where in North Africa ur from I guess deep down even u know the tables wud turn around when u tell me .

'Poor and underdeveloped' tell me where in Africa and lets compare champ .

Lol my country is already higher than India in GDP per capita and HDI. You can cope all you want but the fact is even with 1.5 billion people you’re an inept nation. And good on you for speaking 4 languages. So you can hear the world laugh at you 4x

Copee.

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For now, let's see how long that lasts .

Let’s.

hope india learns some of invasion stuff from german friends

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Pls let this exercise be done in PoK

You can think whatever you want about it and that's your right but it was internationally recognised as Portugese territory and therefore from a technical standpoint it was an invasion. I'm not making any pretense on the righteousness of that move.

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No? Per international law they are recognised as part of Ukraine.

We don't give two flying fucks about being part of the West, who told u this shit bro

>hope india learns some of invasion stuff from german friends

If they want to learn how to invade successfully they'd be better learning from their British friends

That’s what I’m saying. Why TF would anyone want them playing wargames with our assets after seeing them maneuver with Russia this year?

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I got to get a wall chart. Russia is allies with India. France and Germany support Ukraine who is at war with Russia. meh..

Its getting like looking at the alliance system pre WW1. It’s sprawling, makes no sense..

Nah it’s not that complicated. Türkiye is extremely complex but India is much less so. They like cheap energy so they’re friendly with Russia. Russia also supported them with UN vetoes since the West sided with Pakistan. Nowadays the West is much more friendly with India. I can’t imagine how the West can easily operate without India. Their main reason for doing this is to ward off any possible Chinese threats.

Late to the party but how about Operation Polo or the Siachen conflict? Genuine question here, I don’t know anything about India.

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They invaded Hyderabad and goa

I wasn’t aware Hyderabad and Goa weren’t located in India. /s

They weren't before India took both

They weren’t sovereign countries either.

Quit down voting me for 0 reason. Portugal owned Goa, making it Portuguese land which was in fact a sovereign nation. Hyderabad was an independent princely state for aprox a year before India took it. Both were not owned by India, but India invaded both and conquered both. Also, imo the intervention in Sri Lanka as well as east pakistan(bangladesh) were both invasions as well.

bangladesh, sikkim, Goa, pakistan, kashmir and china say hi

Classic casual racism.

This is nothing to do with Russia though?

>“We will have the three nations to do military cooperation and maneuver in the Indo Pacific in the years to come. So you will see more of Germany in this region, because our government policy sees this as an area of an area of tension. This is because of the self confident China, which concerns us and should worry us, and because of the Indo Pacific, Germany will be present more around this region,” he adds

Because India and the western countries do still have one mutual enemy; China.

Turkey you mean. Turkey.

>bangladesh

Intervention to stop a genocide that too only after west pakistan attacked India first.

>sikkim

Referendum

>Goa

Emancipation of a colony after Portugal refused to grant freedom.

>pakistan

Dude Pakistan is the one who's started every single one of the wars! Even neutral sources agree on this.

>kashmir

Pakistan invaded kashmir first, and the Indian military only entered kashmir after the king signed the instrument of accession, thus legally making kashmir a state in the Indian union.

>china

Is that supposed to be a joke? China is the one who invaded Tibet in the first place! They were the ones who then invaded and captured parts of the state of Arunachal pradesh, claiming it as a part of South Tibet.

Nope, they changed it : )

Nah. They just tried to. I want you to say Deutschland instead of Germany now, ok?

But then I don’t get to use the fun U

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I still don’t really see how that relates to your comment.

>not sure what India’s interest are in fighting Russia anyway.

No nation has an interest in fighting Russia.

Sovereign land by force you mean

With you on Turkey, they can call themselves what they like but I refuse to rewrite my entire life history to placate some odd way of spelling Turkey...

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Heard about the Cholas?

What about them?

They invaded Southeast Asia

Did that happen before India’s independence and founding as a nation in 1947?

Well, after founding, most countries haven't invaded their neighbours

That’s the whole point of my original comment, that India has not invaded another sovereign country since its founding in 1947.

India although have annexed its state of Goa though. But that was when Portuguese were not ready to let it go

Jesus H. Roosevelt Christ, everyone is going on about Goa as if it’s a sovereign country.

Goa was a colony, its people were fighting for freedom, and india only intervened after the dictator of Portugal flat out refused to even discuss granting independence to Goa.

Invasion is a strong word. Maybe they migrated?

This is what my last braincell feels like.

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I feel like you don’t have any clue what you’re talking about but still want to give your opinion.

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I mean is Germany trying to force you to call them Deutschland all of a sudden? I get the bird conflict but we all know it’s just Erdogan and his inferiority complex.

There’s two threats: China and Russia. Europe and US are part of NATO, so Russia isn’t really a threat per se. But China is actually a threat, with its huge economy and military. India is nowhere near Europe. This whole military exercise will be to better prepare for China, not Russia. The Indo-Pacific region. So I still don’t understand your point with “It is not in India’s interest to fight Russia”.

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I just don’t think that the quote implies they’re looking at Russia only. To me, it says “we got a wake up call with that Russian invasion, so now we’re going to look at our defence relations.” And it doesn’t make sense to talk about expanding relations in the Indo-Pacific and the threat that China poses, if it was just about defending against Russia. Oh well

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Yeah I don’t think India holding joint military exercises with Germany and France in the Indo-pacific region has anything to do with Russia. But I guess we can just disagree

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We’re interpreting the quote differently 🙂

I mean that was the exception, not the norm. I don't think there was any other dynastic in all of Indian history that had led massive invasions anywhere outside the subcontinent.

You are from Belarus you should be concerned where your country is headed. All your youth are leaving if they smart enough.