EPISODE · Jun 16, 2025 · 1H 1M
India vs Pakistan: The Air Battle That Shook Asia – Carl Zha Breaks It Down
from Kianistan · host tafhimkiani
China, Russia, and Pakistan: A New Axis in South Asia?In this explosive interview, I speak with Carl Zha of the Silk and Steel podcast about the dramatic military escalation between India and Pakistan in May – and the larger geopolitical implications it has set in motion.We unpack how India, emboldened by hubris and global alliances, initiated a confrontation with Pakistan only to face a crushing response in what became the largest modern air battle since World War II. Pakistan downed six Indian jets, including three Rafales, and even destroyed an Indian S-400 battery – all while using primarily Chinese military tech.We also explore the deeper question: Are China, Russia, and Pakistan forming a new axis in South Asia?From China’s investment in CPEC, to Russia’s pivot toward Pakistan, to Muslim countries rallying behind Islamabad – the regional balance is shifting.Topics covered include:– The May military clash and its aftermath– Why China backed Pakistan openly– Russia’s changing stance and investment in Pakistan Steel– The Chabahar dilemma and Iran’s role– Pakistan’s influence in the Muslim world– How India’s position in Central Asia may be weakening– What this all means for the future of the regionIf you’re interested in military analysis, South Asian geopolitics, or the future of China’s Belt and Road strategy – this is a must-watch.Subscribe for more in-depth discussions on geopolitics, Islam, and emerging tech.🔔 Turn on notifications so you don’t miss upcoming interviews.Visit us at: 🌐 www.kianistan.comSupport our sponsors: 💼 www.worldwidelistings.co.uk Follow Carl Zha: • Silk and Steel Podcast youtube.com#Carlzha #PAF #Rafale #IndiaPakistanConflict #MilitaryAnalysis #KhalidChishti #S400 #AirForce #Geopolitics
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