From Hormuz to the Eastern Mediterranean: India, Israel, and the Indo-Pacific’s Western Flank
The Indo-Pacific does not end at Malacca. For India, it begins to fail at Hormuz and is secured—or lost—in the Eastern Mediterranean. That is not a metaphor. It is a map problem. For a generation, strategic maps have drawn the Indo-Pacific as an eastern theater of carriers, chokepoints, and semiconductor hubs, while West Asia has […]
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