China-US deadlock over South China Sea, India worried
There is a stagnation between China and the United States in deploying airplane vessels repeatedly in the South China Sea.
China is going to deploy its aircraft carrier Liaoning and other escort warships to Hainan Island.
The United States also ordered its Nummitz-class carrier Roosevelt to cross the South China Sea.
And China has been running the largest naval parade (Naval parade) around the South China Sea for the last few days.
President Xi Jinping himself is leading the parade. It includes 48 warships, 6 nuclear submarines, 76 aircrafts and aircraft carrier Liaoning. About 10 thousand soldiers are participating in this exercise.
There, Shi said that China will have to be world-class. He urged members of the Armed Forces to show complete loyalty to the party.
After demonstrating the Naukatmata, China is now preparing its fully-built aircraft carrier-Sea-Trial (Sea Trial) in Shandong. It's not like Liaoning, which is the old ship bought from the Soviets.
Chairman of the Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Corporation, recently announced in the Annual National People's Congress, said the type-made carrier in the country is fully prepared for the trial.
Strategic failure for India to build and deploy aircraft carriers in China speedily India's only operational aircraft carrier will not be able to get to China's fate.
Indian media reports said that the Indian ready-made 40,000 tonne carrier will be ready for the launch of an experimental version of the INS, beginning October 2020. It will take another year to become fully operational by being armed.
India's retired Admiral Arun Prakash said that what China is doing in the South China Sea is not just showing energy. China wants to compete with the United States and their eyeballs become world powers. I believe the Indian Navy has an eye on what is happening. But the real issue is to respond to the government.
He further said, 'In 2004, the concrete construction of the INS was created. Another carrier, INS Vishal still remains a dream. The government must understand that economic growth should be protected by military power.
Experts say that India's lack of austerity is the reason that no country has any national maritime strategy in the country.
Admiral Prakash praised the government's Make in India program, but said it will take 10-15 years to get the benefits.
However, the difference was said by Abhisit Singh, Senior Fellow of Observer Research Foundation. According to him, India has nothing to worry about China's career.
He said that although many big things about Shandong were heard, it is still not clear whether it will be sustainable to be deployed in the near future.
According to Singh, China's submarines are not the real threat to India, aircraft carrier.