Aman singh

1/ This isn’t an alliance. It’s Pakistan selling a product it doesn’t own to buyers who don’t trust each other. The Saudi–Turkey–Pakistan “defence deal” is geopolitical theatre, not strategy.

@WarMonitor3 Remember it all began on 7th October in Israel.

Tehran the capital of Iran after morning airstrikes.

Remember it all began on 7th October in Israel. #Iran #Israel #Tehran

@clashreport Jordan🚨

The IDF released footage that it says shows Iranian fighter jets destroyed while preparing for takeoff at an airbase in Tabriz, Iran.

@WarMonitor3 Keep an eye on Jordan

Israeli airforce hitting Iranian F-4 and F-5 fighter jets at Tabriz airport as they attempt to scramble.

Netanyahu: text me when you reach home😎 Modi ji : reached 😎 Netanyahu: 🔥🔥🚀🚀🔥🔥✈️💣

Israel Air Force struck two Iranian terror regime F5 and F4 fighter jets at the airport of Tabriz in western Iran, as the jets were prepared for takeoff. #Iran #Israel x.com/IsraelWarRoom/…

—❗️🇮🇷/🇮🇱 NEW: Missile and drone alerts in Central Israel #Israel

Reports of explosions in Qatar. #Iran #Israel

Sharjah UAE #Iran #Israel

INDIA has stopped buying Russian Oil : USA meanwhile 🇮🇳 #russianoil #indiafirst @ajaykraina @AadiAchint

Ram🚩

@disclosetv @TheNavroopSingh Words and actions does not match here.

NOW - U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent wants to deliver one key message at the World Economic Forum in Davos: "America First does not mean America alone."

I see Russia-Ukraine war resolving soon.

@Devesh_Tiwari_ @MeghUpdates Thank you sir

@liveupdates247 @MeghUpdates Nicely explained 🤝

🚨 India & UAE will explore an ADVANCED NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY partnership, focusing on nuclear reactors & operations. Both nations will also build a strategic DEFENCE partnership through a new defence agreement. India & UAE aim to double bilateral trade to $200 BILLION by 2032.

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🇮🇳🤝🇦🇪 INDIA–UAE: FROM PARTNERSHIP TO STRATEGIC ENTANGLEMENT 🔐🌍 1/ The latest India–UAE announcements confirm this is no longer routine diplomacy. It is a multi-domain strategic alignment across trade, energy, finance, defense, and security. This is structural, not symbolic. 2/ Trade sets the base. India and UAE aim to double bilateral trade to $200 billion by 2032. That scale locks both sides into long-term interdependence, not headline deals. 3/ Energy security is central. ADNOC and HPCL have signed a 10-year LNG supply agreement starting 2026. India gets predictable energy. UAE locks in stable demand without political pressure. 4/ Finance and logistics are being hard-wired. International payment interlinking, DP World logistics integration, and First Abu Dhabi Bank expansion tie Indian and Emirati capital flows together. This reduces friction and raises exit costs for both sides. 5/ Defense cooperation is moving carefully but decisively. Strategic defense coordination, joint exercises, and maritime security discussions signal trust without entanglement. India and UAE are aligning capability, not dragging each other into wars. 6/ Yemen was discussed for one reason. Red Sea and maritime stability. India is positioning itself as a stabilizer in West Asia, not a proxy or participant in regional rivalries. 7/ Civil nuclear and space cooperation add a high-trust layer. These are offered only to partners seen as reliable, regulated, and long-term. This places India in a very small club. 8/ Now the hedge. UAE is quietly hedging against Turkey–Pakistan signaling and ideological military alignments. Dubai and Abu Dhabi do not trust activism-driven security models. India offers predictability, restraint, and scale without ideology. That contrast matters. 9/ Food security investments in Gujarat and supply chain integration show where this is headed. UAE is hedging global disruption by embedding itself into India’s production ecosystem. India becomes both market and manufacturing anchor. 10/ Cross-border terrorism remains an unstated but decisive factor. UAE has moved away from Pakistan’s narrative posture and closer to India’s security concerns. This is not announced. It is practiced. 11/ What India gains is concrete. Energy security Maritime access from the Arabian Sea to the Red Sea Reduced Pakistan leverage in the Gulf Financial and logistics integration Strategic depth in West Asia 12/ Big picture. This is not an alliance. It is strategic entanglement built through interests, not ideology. UAE is hedging smartly. India is gaining quietly. That is how serious geopolitics is done.

Excellent Move.. Islamic NATO has a Huge Weapons Supply as a challenger..

@JaipurDialogues That's why love bjp

Yasin Malik was treated like a hero by Congress Govt. He’s now getting the treatment he deserves.

🇮🇳🤝🇦🇪 INDIA–UAE: FROM PARTNERSHIP TO STRATEGIC ENTANGLEMENT 🔐🌍 1/ The latest India–UAE announcements confirm this is no longer routine diplomacy. It is a multi-domain strategic alignment across trade, energy, finance, defense, and security. This is structural, not symbolic. 2/ Trade sets the base. India and UAE aim to double bilateral trade to $200 billion by 2032. That scale locks both sides into long-term interdependence, not headline deals. 3/ Energy security is central. ADNOC and HPCL have signed a 10-year LNG supply agreement starting 2026. India gets predictable energy. UAE locks in stable demand without political pressure. 4/ Finance and logistics are being hard-wired. International payment interlinking, DP World logistics integration, and First Abu Dhabi Bank expansion tie Indian and Emirati capital flows together. This reduces friction and raises exit costs for both sides. 5/ Defense cooperation is moving carefully but decisively. Strategic defense coordination, joint exercises, and maritime security discussions signal trust without entanglement. India and UAE are aligning capability, not dragging each other into wars. 6/ Yemen was discussed for one reason. Red Sea and maritime stability. India is positioning itself as a stabilizer in West Asia, not a proxy or participant in regional rivalries. 7/ Civil nuclear and space cooperation add a high-trust layer. These are offered only to partners seen as reliable, regulated, and long-term. This places India in a very small club. 8/ Now the hedge. UAE is quietly hedging against Turkey–Pakistan signaling and ideological military alignments. Dubai and Abu Dhabi do not trust activism-driven security models. India offers predictability, restraint, and scale without ideology. That contrast matters. 9/ Food security investments in Gujarat and supply chain integration show where this is headed. UAE is hedging global disruption by embedding itself into India’s production ecosystem. India becomes both market and manufacturing anchor. 10/ Cross-border terrorism remains an unstated but decisive factor. UAE has moved away from Pakistan’s narrative posture and closer to India’s security concerns. This is not announced. It is practiced. 11/ What India gains is concrete. Energy security Maritime access from the Arabian Sea to the Red Sea Reduced Pakistan leverage in the Gulf Financial and logistics integration Strategic depth in West Asia 12/ Big picture. This is not an alliance. It is strategic entanglement built through interests, not ideology. UAE is hedging smartly. India is gaining quietly. That is how serious geopolitics is done.

Btw, the President of UAE, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed, came to India for just 2 hours. That’s completely unusual. Something very important and highly confidential, so sensitive that it likely wasn’t meant to be communicated over phone/Internet?

🇮🇳🤝🇦🇪 INDIA–UAE: FROM PARTNERSHIP TO STRATEGIC ENTANGLEMENT 🔐🌍 1/ The latest India–UAE announcements confirm this is no longer routine diplomacy. It is a multi-domain strategic alignment across trade, energy, finance, defense, and security. This is structural, not symbolic. 2/ Trade sets the base. India and UAE aim to double bilateral trade tow $200 billion by 2032. That scale locks both sides into long-term interdependence, not headline deals. 3/ Energy security is central. ADNOC and HPCL have signed a 10-year LNG supply agreement starting 2026. India gets predictable energy. UAE locks in stable demand without political pressure. 4/ Finance and logistics are being hard-wired. International payment interlinking, DP World logistics integration, and First Abu Dhabi Bank expansion tie Indian and Emirati capital flows together. This reduces friction and raises exit costs for both sides. 5/ Defense cooperation is moving carefully but decisively. Strategic defense coordination, joint exercises, and maritime security discussions signal trust without entanglement. India and UAE are aligning capability, not dragging each other into wars. 6/ Yemen was discussed for one reason. Red Sea and maritime stability. India is positioning itself as a stabilizer in West Asia, not a proxy or participant in regional rivalries. 7/ Civil nuclear and space cooperation add a high-trust layer. These are offered only to partners seen as reliable, regulated, and long-term. This places India in a very small club. 8/ Now the hedge. UAE is quietly hedging against Turkey–Pakistan signaling and ideological military alignments. Dubai and Abu Dhabi do not trust activism-driven security models. India offers predictability, restraint, and scale without ideology. That contrast matters. 9/ Food security investments in Gujarat and supply chain integration show where this is headed. UAE is hedging global disruption by embedding itself into India’s production ecosystem. India becomes both market and manufacturing anchor. 10/ Cross-border terrorism remains an unstated but decisive factor. UAE has moved away from Pakistan’s narrative posture and closer to India’s security concerns. This is not announced. It is practiced. 11/ What India gains is concrete. Energy security Maritime access from the Arabian Sea to the Red Sea Reduced Pakistan leverage in the Gulf Financial and logistics integration Strategic depth in West Asia 12/ Big picture. This is not an alliance. It is strategic entanglement built through interests, not ideology. UAE is hedging smartly. India is gaining quietly. That is how serious geopolitics is done.

India, UAE will build a strategic defence partnership through a new defence agreement🔥