India Is No Longer Useful For America Geopolitically, Strategically & Militarily

In this analytical commentary, the host contends that the U.S. has fundamentally shifted its regional and global focus away from India, effectively rendering it irrelevant from a strategic, geopolitical, and military standpoint. The analysis details how the U.S. has recalibrated its Pacific Command (now Indo-Pacific Command) to prioritize the 'first island chain' for deterrence by denial, focusing on alliances with Japan, Taiwan, and the Philippines, while downgrading the role of Quad and reducing the strategic significance of the Indian Ocean region. Furthermore, the video argues that the U.S. views India primarily as a market rather than a partner, with India becoming increasingly dependent on American technology and equipment, and that recent U.S.-India joint statements have moved away from strategic alignment. The analysis concludes that the U.S. and the EU now assess India's regional influence far differently than India perceives itself, and that India’s decision to move away from SAARC has created a vacuum that China is filling, further undermining India's regional leverage.