Where Would be the Next War I Battle of the Arctic I Maj Gen Prabdeep Singh I Aadi

Good analysis on the geo-politics which is not covered by any of the old (paid) media houses

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Natural resoures.

Russia doesn't have nuclear powered aircraft carrier because they can not make a port call to many countries in Europe and South American countries.

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Aadi ji, i think it wd be a war for resources within this decade may be within the next five years while cold war is already started. You brought so important and interested video. Thanks, 🙏🙏🙏🙏

Russia (USSR) sold Alaska to USA. Why?

😂😂😂 you guys are both pate to the party , I knew the war that was coming to Arctic a while ago by nature but the war will not Be fought in arctic only . It will be multi Theater and Multi dimension war maybe at the same time on ground in different areas, Mediterranean Sea, Red Sea , Pacific Ocean , Atlantic Ocean and Arctic along with Antarctica and India Sea . Things still has to develop and India , Pakistan , China and Europe are very unsafe places to live at now . China still is a lot safer than rest of them but India definitely will be a battle ground in this great game . Indians should prepare accordingly . Very seldom n I
Wrong so be prepared in case their is war inside India .

Thanks to Def Talks and Maj Gen Behl. It is a mind-blowing episode especially when you connect the dots of war game episode with Col Raina and now the Artic or A8 madness and you decode the Ukraine war.

All this democracy and human rights are nonsense. US will fight to the last Ukrainian with their singular objective to weaken Russia so that they control Artic.

16:15 Which laws/claus? Can someone explain.

Dear Aadi sir, pls talk about this when you free. no need to pay me anything for supporting India!
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I'm Singapore. During the recent i-asean meet my country together with 40 other countries in the indo-pacific region "have pledged" that we would render full support to Delhi and having "𝗳𝘂𝗹𝗹 𝗰𝗼𝗻𝗳𝗶𝗱𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲" with Minister Dr S Jaishankar & Mr Modi's Cabinets.

It has been rated for 5 consecutive years that Delhi (BJP, Modi Government) is highly versatile, having "full range calibers" while their performance are consistently "outstanding in the world" to deal with the current geopolitical situations, foreign policies and diplomacy matters… as well as he (honorable pm modi) is the "only admirable leader" in de globe today who could effectively deal with the upper-suites of the world including trump, mr biden, putin, netanyahu, macron, hibatullah, mohammed zayed, sheikh tamim, prince salman, khomeini, ramaphosa, da silva, albanese, widodo, kishida, marcos, chien-jen, minh chính, georgia meloni, and also with the forthcoming foreign minister kuleba from Ukraine!

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Regarding the point about Russia not operating nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, there are a few reasons.

1. Russia has the technology needed in theory, but most of that is technology dating back to the hybrid propulsion system of the Kirov-class cruisers of the 1980s. They may have modernised that technological expertise, but we can't say for sure.

2. Russia does lack the funding to justify nuclear carriers. The Russian Navy has to maintain a large fleet due to having to maintain four essentially independent fleets, which means a big-ticket item like a nuclear carrier is difficult to get through. As it is, most of their ships are at a point where they should have been replaced anyways, but haven't.

3. The biggest issue that Russia has, however, is a lack of infrastructure. All of the Soviet Union's largest ships with the exception of the Kirov-class cruisers were built in yards that aren't in Russia anymore. Notably, the Kiev- and Kuznetsov-class carriers were all built in Mykolaiv, which is now in Ukraine. Russia doesn't have a yard large enough to build carriers. Even the Kuznetsov was maintained in a floating dry-dock, and after said dry-dock sank, the ship has been moved to a temporary dry-dock created by merging two smaller docks in Murmansk. An arrangement like that can refit a ship (theoretically speaking), but building a new ship in that dock is far more difficult.

Aadi, an exceptional presentation. Such content is much needed to deepen our understanding. The only thing I was disappointed by was incorrect Indian map in one of the slides showing route with Kilometres.

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