INSTC - Russia, India, Iran strategic trade corridor | Alternative to Suez Canal | Geopolitics

In this video, we'll learn about International North South Transport Corridor (INSTC) which is a strategic corridor funded by Russia, India, Iran. Its aim is to surpass Suez canal, Mediterranean and Baltic sea route.
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[@user-xt8ty6hr3p]

Warm greetings from Russia. This project was developed back in the 19th century (we call it a journey across three seas) between the Russian Empire and Persia...but now it has been finalized and looks more global (from the Indian Ocean to the Arctic). We hope for productive and mutually beneficial work for the common good of our countries and peoples.✌😊

[@bruceelniski]

Yes. Build your future without involving the USA and it's vassal puppet states.

[@learningforalldsc]

How are you able to use KZbin?

[@sarthaksherekar7562]

🇮🇳 ♥ 🇷🇺

[@AyushR167]

India stands with Russia!

[@mhnmhn4198]

It is heartwarming to see nations getting together and not relying on the west

[@kravchenko4810]

I'm happy that our country is working with India It is a great honour From Iran

[@Nothing-yo5uo]

Love from India

[@rajeshramachandran1812]

We will be soon start buying oil from Iran. We are not afraid of American sanctions.

[@rajeshramachandran1812]

Lets hope we can avoid American dollar altogether. We will welcome Iran's decision to join BRICS.

[@rajeshramachandran1812]

I regret our previous government's decision to stop oil imports from Iran due to sanctions imposed by the west. I think PM Modi has courage to oppose west. It will be great to resume oil imports from Iran. Iran is very near to India and it will definitely reduce the cost and will also help people of Iran who are suffering due to sanctions imposed by the west. We will welcome Iran's decision to join BRICS. I think it will be better to do in Rupee-Rial and there will be no effect of sanctions.

[@Tony-zg4yf]

Ivan not goig to hapen. Is bullshit

[@zaklinakovace6792]

Thank you. I hope this works for good of humanity. Greetings from Serbia

[@nsevv]

russia won't make it work they have been trying to make India poor. the are jealous of india progress is becoming faster than russia. Stay away from rapist Russia. To be an enemy of the russia is dangerous, but to be a friend is fatal . In the First Chechen War (1994-1996), Russian peacekeepers also used dispersed bombs. On January 3, 1995, they dropped 18 such bombs in Shali town. They hit a market, a gas station, a hospital, a cemetery and a school. In April 1995, in the village of Samashki, more than 100 civilians were killed by OMON special forces. The Russians shot at everything that moved, threw grenades into the basements where residents were hiding, mostly women, elderly and children, and set fire to houses with flamethrowers. From December 1994 to March 1995, they besieged the capital of the country, Grozni. They were convinced they would finish the job in two hours. It took them three months They killed 27,000 people, including around 5,000 children. They killed, but they also destroyed: the first attack was the most intense bombing in Europe, after the one that destroyed Dresda, in February '45. 450,000 people, that is 45 percent of Chechnya's population, left their homes. Between 30,000 (the Russians say) and 80,000 people (according to human rights organizations) were killed. The Russians also did a good job in the Second Russian-Chechen War (1999-2000). They used dispersed bombs in Elistanzhi village. Around 40 dead - at least nine children, who were in school. They sent ballistic missiles into a busy market in Groznîi - over 140 dead civilians. They attacked with rockets and shot at the convoy of refugees. They executed, raped women and men (in Alkhan-Yurt, Novye Aldi, Staropromyslovsky) and bombed a convoy of soldiers who wanted to surrender, at Katyr-Yurt. They entered a hospital and shot six Red Cross people. They besieged Grozni again, for a month and a half, and killed between 5,000 and 8,000 civilians. They used thermal bombs ("vacuum") to destroy shelters, buildings and bunkers, suck oxygen from the air to generate a powerful explosion and a high pressure wave that breaks lungs or causes people to suffocate. The balance of the second special operation: between 50,000 and 80,000 dead. Of the 428 villages in Chechnya, 380 were bombed. 57 mass graves have been discovered so far. In 12 days, during the Russian army's trip to Georgia, in August 2008, nearly 400 civilians were killed. The Russians attacked people fleeing South Ossetia and Gori district, bombed populated areas and, to make it a real party, had some fun with some dispersed bombs. Over 200,000 people fled the war path. In 2015, Russia jumped in to lend a hand to dictator Bashar al-Assad. And he hit them best hitting schools, hospitals and residential neighborhoods Sometimes, after they finished bombing, Russian planes would make a loop and target people who were trying to help the first series wounded. Between May and July 2019, Russian bombings killed more than 500 civilians in the assault on Idlib. In July 2019, they bombed a market and killed at least 40 people. In August, they attacked Hass refugee camp and killed 20 civilians. In Aleppo, they used dispersal weapons and incendiary weapons in densely populated areas. Total: At least 20,000 dead, including over 8,000 civilians. For almost a decade, the Central African Republic has been in a civil war. Russia is honored here too, through the Wagner group mercenaries, which some call a "particular" army, while others believe is an organization that does the dirty work of the Russian Ministry of Defense and GRU (Dir) main stream of information 🙂 They are the guys who were given the mission to capture the Ukrainian leaders, led by President Zelenskyy and the Klitschko brothers. The "owner" of the group is Yevgeny Prigozhin, Putin's "chef". Prigozhin is a citizen who served nine years in prison, in the 80's, in the USSR, for armed robbery, and for many years he organizes all the anniversaries of the Kremlin's retarded and earns billions of rubles from contracts for food delivery anywhere that can deliver food. In 2012, he received a $ 1.2 billion contract to feed Russian soldiers. She also fed children in kindergartens and schools in Moscow. She cooked so well that she caused an epidemic of dysentery. But let's not forget why we came: this year alone, on January 16 and 17, Putin's boys killed at least 65 civilians, in two villages in the Central African Republic. In Ukraine, the war did not begin on February 24, 2022, but eight years ago. Until the end of last year, almost 4,000 civilians died in Donbas - from both camps.

[@ur_You]

🇮🇳🧡🇮🇷🧡🇷🇺🧡🇷🇸

[@bruceelniski]

It is extremely important for countries such as Russia, China, India, Iran and Japan to build networks like this. The theme of this century is "Learning to live without the USA". For self determination and world prace it is essential to isolate the USA and avoid dealing with the USA at all costs. Billions of lives depend on this!!

[@Rayunicorn1]

Japan?

[@Samoasoa]

You can count Japan out. Japan is just another US lapdog that would not go along with idea if it is against the US interest.

[@deveshparashar7083]

Agreed 👍

[@saeeddookat2330]

Totally agree 😊 United States policy is threat for humanity !

[@abelsoo5465]

Sanctions is only applicable to legal businesses. The entire sanctions regime is only forcing many countries to mimick crime syndicates in their transactions.

[@rajindian7292]

Amit ....I am a construction civil engineer working in overseas nation.... regardless my profession....I used to watch you video which really help me to understand current situation of domestic & international politics & new developments.....keep continue bro...no matter where we live....we always stand for our nation.....Jai hind 🧘‍♂️🇮🇳🙏

[@anujgaike9088]

I would recommend you world affairs to understand India current situation.

[@Shashank_ssm]

@@anujgaike9088 yepp, Prashant sir is also a gem 🙂

[@No_name-000]

Jai hind

[@rajindian7292]

@@anujgaike9088 he is also my favorite.....I am addicted for his video.....😀💪🇮🇳

[@somejohndoe3004]

Which is why I am liberal when it comes to India

[@georgemavrides3434]

The US sanctions are irrelevant when not trading in usd. The Persians have survived many empires and US won't be the last one. Congrats to all countries involved, best wishes for thr future.

[@brusso456]

the energy / food crisis will pave the way for a China / Russia / India? International Exchange banking System. to throw off the chains of the Globalist (Dollar / Euro) banking system.

[@melg6834]

pErSiAnS lmao

[@notruthinthisworld.8414]

Sanctions are not a bad thing in a long term. Why they help the sanctioned country/ countries to look beyond their nose to come up with even much better economical negotiations, geopolitical superiority and better financial system with no bullies.

[@grumpydinosaur2347]

Its relevant. Power of USD is not america, its stability. Currency must have stability and trust and none of these other countries can provide this. Maybe China in near future and now euro is good alternative buy overall using other currencies will just increase price since theyre more risky.

[@grumpydinosaur2347]

@@notruthinthisworld.8414 They are. Always. Trade without restrictions always boost economic prosperity, salaries, standarts of living. It does of course other things, but if you look at Iran then you see how sanctions rly harm this country.

[@khosrobahram9098]

I'm so happy that IR of IRAN and India have resumed their thousands of years of historical friendship.

[@nsevv]

Stay away from rapist Russia. To be an enemy of the russia is dangerous, but to be a friend is fatal In the First Chechen War (1994-1996), Russian peacekeepers also used dispersed bombs. On January 3, 1995, they dropped 18 such bombs in Shali town. They hit a market, a gas station, a hospital, a cemetery and a school. In April 1995, in the village of Samashki, more than 100 civilians were killed by OMON special forces. The Russians shot at everything that moved, threw grenades into the basements where residents were hiding, mostly women, elderly and children, and set fire to houses with flamethrowers. From December 1994 to March 1995, they besieged the capital of the country, Grozni. They were convinced they would finish the job in two hours. It took them three months They killed 27,000 people, including around 5,000 children. They killed, but they also destroyed: the first attack was the most intense bombing in Europe, after the one that destroyed Dresda, in February '45. 450,000 people, that is 45 percent of Chechnya's population, left their homes. Between 30,000 (the Russians say) and 80,000 people (according to human rights organizations) were killed. The Russians also did a good job in the Second Russian-Chechen War (1999-2000). They used dispersed bombs in Elistanzhi village. Around 40 dead - at least nine children, who were in school. They sent ballistic missiles into a busy market in Groznîi - over 140 dead civilians. They attacked with rockets and shot at the convoy of refugees. They executed, raped women and men (in Alkhan-Yurt, Novye Aldi, Staropromyslovsky) and bombed a convoy of soldiers who wanted to surrender, at Katyr-Yurt. They entered a hospital and shot six Red Cross people. They besieged Grozni again, for a month and a half, and killed between 5,000 and 8,000 civilians. They used thermal bombs ("vacuum") to destroy shelters, buildings and bunkers, suck oxygen from the air to generate a powerful explosion and a high pressure wave that breaks lungs or causes people to suffocate. The balance of the second special operation: between 50,000 and 80,000 dead. Of the 428 villages in Chechnya, 380 were bombed. 57 mass graves have been discovered so far. In 12 days, during the Russian army's trip to Georgia, in August 2008, nearly 400 civilians were killed. The Russians attacked people fleeing South Ossetia and Gori district, bombed populated areas and, to make it a real party, had some fun with some dispersed bombs. Over 200,000 people fled the war path. In 2015, Russia jumped in to lend a hand to dictator Bashar al-Assad. And he hit them best hitting schools, hospitals and residential neighborhoods Sometimes, after they finished bombing, Russian planes would make a loop and target people who were trying to help the first series wounded. Between May and July 2019, Russian bombings killed more than 500 civilians in the assault on Idlib. In July 2019, they bombed a market and killed at least 40 people. In August, they attacked Hass refugee camp and killed 20 civilians. In Aleppo, they used dispersal weapons and incendiary weapons in densely populated areas. Total: At least 20,000 dead, including over 8,000 civilians. For almost a decade, the Central African Republic has been in a civil war. Russia is honored here too, through the Wagner group mercenaries, which some call a "particular" army, while others believe is an organization that does the dirty work of the Russian Ministry of Defense and GRU (Dir) main stream of information 🙂 They are the guys who were given the mission to capture the Ukrainian leaders, led by President Zelenskyy and the Klitschko brothers. The "owner" of the group is Yevgeny Prigozhin, Putin's "chef". Prigozhin is a citizen who served nine years in prison, in the 80's, in the USSR, for armed robbery, and for many years he organizes all the anniversaries of the Kremlin's retarded and earns billions of rubles from contracts for food delivery anywhere that can deliver food. In 2012, he received a $ 1.2 billion contract to feed Russian soldiers. She also fed children in kindergartens and schools in Moscow. She cooked so well that she caused an epidemic of dysentery. But let's not forget why we came: this year alone, on January 16 and 17, Putin's boys killed at least 65 civilians, in two villages in the Central African Republic. In Ukraine, the war did not begin on February 24, 2022, but eight years ago. Until the end of last year, almost 4,000 civilians died in Donbas - from both camps.

[@Liboch]

India complied with the US sanction and had pulled out from this project several years ago, but luckily Iran ignored the sanctions and single handedly completed the project. Bravo Iran..

[@karlfechner9602]

@D R LOLOLOLOO the casual antisemite comment... you fkn srs?

[@karlfechner9602]

`friendship` persia has allways been invading india but ok... + do you want to call a state like iran your friend if they litteraly what to nuke other countries?

[@khosrobahram9098]

@@karlfechner9602 First of all, Indians and Iranians have been living together since the beginning of human history. That war happened only once. 2nd, look at your f.ucking history if you have any doubts and see how many invasions and millions of people you have murdered. 3rd, Iran doesn't have nukes. And if IRAN wanted nukes your puppets in the white house couldn't do anything about it. 4th, as we say in Persian, put your burning ass in cold water if you're so upset about Iran's relationship with others. 5th, your ally, the Saudis who put journalists in acid solution in their embassies and were responsible for the 9.11 attacks are still crucifying Christians and others. 6th, answer me and I will remind you of more truth

[@aryanyadav3690]

It's a great achievement by INDIA for economy ❣️ Many people were telling this project is failed... Now INDIA is showing the result 😘🇮🇳🇮🇷🇷🇺

[@timothychung4811]

Why are you singling out India? There are Russia and Iran involved too. ITS NOT AN INDIAN INVENTION!

[@ronitrajput3934]

The comment was meant for other Indians who said the project will certainly fail. Indians have a good habit of self sabotaging.... That is why mentioned it's an achievement, for a country that's always paranoid in dealing with other countries its a good step....

[@love-mj1zv]

@@timothychung4811 Bt it's beneficial to India too ofcourse we will think for our country only

[@kingdomreturn304]

This makes me want to move to Russia after hearing his speech on India

[@timothychung4811]

@@love-mj1zv THAT IS HOW USA IS. THINK OF ONLY ITSELF AND THAT IS WHY THEY'RE IN THEIR MESS. A partnership is a mutual WIN WIN not we think of ourselves. If that is the case, you should be developing it yourself.

[@kevins4936]

For India is now or never, India has a great opportunity to be independent in decision-making and not be afraid of colonial Masters. Iran can also be the centre for international trade routes and a centre for peace and security. A win-win situation for entire Asia and beyond. The world has shifted towards a multi-polar system.

[@amir9715]

end of dollar empire...Destroyer for America

[@ReinhardtX57]

never relationship to israel and usa are important to india

[@chillax360]

@@ReinhardtX57 sure but not at the cost of our Indian national interests

[@bablubaban008]

What colonial masters? We r their masters always. They just enjoyed for few years because of problems in India.

[@kevins4936]

@@bablubaban008 nice one😂

[@aminabbaszadeh1066]

As Iranian, must say bravo Amit. Your research and explanation is at another level.

[@Pleiades-111]

Hello from Australia. I love your channel, which I just discovered. Excellent work. Well researched, informative, and very well presented. Thank you sir 🙏

[@aetnat0k1y0]

Great to see India doing great things for its great people!

[@ususa8052]

I am excited by these changes FINALLY coming into manifestation. We need this development. Bravo India and all others👏.

[@Theophan123]

I'm surprised these three countries haven't come up with this trade route sooner, this bypasses the Suez Canal and will help Iran economically given that they're targeted by Western sanctions for a longer time than Russia

[@nurainiarsad7395]

The risk calculation (of angering the US and losing the benefits of remaining in their good graces) hasn’t tipped over to acceptable previously. Now the benefits have reduced considerably, and the risk of not building such an alternative route becomes forced, since the US can no longer be appeased with tolerable cost. Generally nearly everything in life, at any scale, is about risk management.

[@paulidson1483]

China and Russia now feel they have the power, economically and militarily to take on the US and Europe. You are witnessing a global power shift, things like this are all part of that power shift

[@ex0duzz]

India is too scared to go against usa and west, that's why. It's not on sake level of independence as Russia or Iran or china to take usa and west on.

[@mint8648]

Actually it existed since the 17th century

[@amir9715]

The American empire is not only dependent on the dollar. American empire means deceiving people and politicians of enemy countries. In this way, enemy countries weaken themselves. I think now is the right time to destroy the western media empire

[@praveenkumarh8114]

Only channel which never asks us to subscribe but subscription never stops thats the power of knowledge and his creativity 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@shaileshpal8671]

Good observation.

[@saeedasl8025]

Amit, you are a great researcher and speaker 👏🏾 Greetings from IRAN 💚🤍❤️

[@DavidSmith-sf4dr]

Hello Saeed Asl, Greetings to you also. We might be many miles apart and I don’t know you. But, you Sir are my friend, love and peace to us all, Best wishes from Liverpool Uk 👍

[@philiptan2051]

Great alternative to the longer Suez Canal link between Moscow and India’s west coast. This way can reduce the price of commodities from Russia to India and also to south East Asian countries. Another advantage is that this corridor is much safer for Russia as it goes through the territory of Iran and India instead of passing the Western Europe and the crowded Suez Canal.

[@marietheresa7866]

Philip, please Avoid Any whatsApp contact here. Hackers will have access to your device. Just a concerned note of caution. Greetings.

[@wach9191]

Look how many times it has to be loaded and unloaded from land route to sea route and route again and sea again. Makes no economical sense.

[@sabitrap]

@@wach9191 It will become economically sensible when sea routes are not sanctioned and/or protected by EU and US. Also sea transportation is highly expensive. A more diverse transit network goes though more cities between location A and B.

[@wach9191]

@@sabitrap Sea transportation is cheapest way of transportation by very far margin, depending on each situation, but it's less than half per mile usually.

[@sabitrap]

@@wach9191 That is because security is guaranteed against piracy in Pacific by E.U and U.S. Seeing the naval posture of these nations and seeing the use of currency as a means of warfare with increase in crude prices, do you think sea transport will remain affordable?

[@PikachuFanRishabh]

US sanctions have been indirectly affecting India's economy and trade. There is such a huge potential in India-Iran relationship. But then we also need to balance between Iran-Saudi and Iran-Israel 😕 so it seems difficult to exploit the full potential of this relationship.

[@Rachel-js5ex]

The US and Israeli regime are not different.

[@amir9715]

It doesn't matter what you want to do or what you like to do. We will fight Israel until the end. Israel is the enemy of Iran's existence.

[@yuliaimmajati]

India can do. Managing power balance with using Indian diplomacy.

[@mohannair5671]

The lack of trade with Iran has impoverished India.

[@drakekoefoed1642]

they can just tell saudi and israhell to pound sand with the usa

[@KAIZERMDAMIN]

Geography, history, polity all in one video ☺️

[@shivaprasadbk2027]

As usual, you explain these complex concepts in simple terms. Thanks Amit ji 🙏

[@rhythmmathur4148]

The more i learn these things more i get to know why US is against IRAN- One of the largest oil reserves- IRAN CAN BE A GREAT TRANSIT CORRIDOR AS SHOWN ABOVE LIST WILL CONTINUE…

[@Rachel-js5ex]

you're god damn right!

[@D__Ujjwal]

But but but, iran has always supported Pakistan millatrily and UN, its stance on Kashmir backs pakis​tan and not to forget chabahar is near balochistan which has rebels and islamic militants, this questions the stability of corridor. Our relation with israel also upsets iran, we can't afford to break our ties with both The best option for us is in future is to have pok and go through central Asia , we need to have a backup on

[@libertysprings2244]

From an American...glad your countries are making choices separate from the u.s. I feel like the u s. has too much control over the system so glad it will be a more multipolar world in the future. I don't think our warships should be going near other countries because we wouldn't like foreign warships along our coasts either. Nor drones

[@user-gv7he8dq6f]

It won't be long before we drive your fleet out of the Western Pacific.Choosing China as an adversary would be the worst decision in American history

[@adamwarsaw4511]

LMFAO you ain't American

[@AntiDegenerate1971]

@@adamwarsaw4511 many Americans would agree with this comment. Lmao you must be a NATO bot

[@komangthe1413]

Menghianati negara AS.🤣🤣🤣

[@davoodmp6269]

thanks from iran

[@jacobbhattacharjee2820]

Its good that India is progressing and making a chain of its own Towards prosperity and stay strong independent

[@Ravikant-pm2vc]

The position and importance that Iran is holding currently in Asian trade could have easily been substituted by pakistan provided they kept aside all the political differences and their narrow thinking away. But now Iran is most important pillar of this trade route and thus their approval every time in this project is a must.

[@ramitchattopadhyay725]

Lol porkistan is shit

[@srilekha3262]

Pakistan is proxy of US and China

[@jd7713]

Pakistan does not have a link to Central Asia or Russia or Europe. Iran’s geopolitic position is irreplaceable.

[@AbhishekSingh-dk3ks]

​@@jd7713 see if there is coordination between pakistan and Afghanistan one can reach Central Asia easily and after that Russia. Second If we had POK and somehow Afghanistan be co-operative with us, then also we can reach Central Asia

[@spambotjk7048]

@@AbhishekSingh-dk3ks Taliban has no feud with India right now, but I am worried. They are taking over Pakistan gradually as Pakistan is dying out!

[@PrometheusHR]

As always was a pleasure listening to you. India should make every and all efforts to keep its traditional friends in the loop. Iran, Afghanistan and most importantly Russia have been good infact great neighbors/ allies. We must make every effort to bridge the gaps created between us by external forces ❤ 🇷🇺 🇮🇷 🇦🇫 🇹🇯 🇰🇿 and all other countries involved

[@gargsamyt]

Very good analysis. Some finer details: although Iran started the 628 km Chabahar-Zahedan Railway Line on its own without India, it soon ran into a roadblock as it cound not procure the cranes, tracks, switches and signalling equipment, as well as locomotives due to the sanctions. Iran also asked to activate a $150 million credit line that had been offered by India during Iranian President Rouhani’s visit to Delhi in 2018 to pay for the purchases. According to the Teheran Times, Zahedan-Chabahar railway is expected to be completed by Mar. 2024

[@VLADDD-THE-SANCTIONS-IMPALER]

Amit you are doing a great job. From Russia with Love

[@blowemall]

Kudos Amit! If only everyone could do as well as you did with this presentation……keep up the great work.

[@BerndGSchneider]

I wish Russia, Iran and India success with this project. May they prosper without any US caused intervention. Btw not everyone in Europe is in favour of the USA.Greetings from Germany

[@user-gv7he8dq6f]

The current government in Germany is terrible, completely lacking in wisdom and grand strategic direction. Chinese people have the best impression of Germans in the western world, but after reading recent news reports I think some people in Germany have been tamed by Americans. There are not many countries in Europe that can make decisions independently. Germany’s diplomatic strategy under Merkel was very successful, but it can be said to be in a straight decline now. I really don’t want to see Germany becoming a vassal of the United States.

[@BerndGSchneider]

@@user-gv7he8dq6f You are right except that Merkel is a witch and her politik harmed Germany to the core. By the way Germany is a vassal of the USA till the end of WW2. Why do you reply off topic? This topic is not about Germany.

[@adamwarsaw4511]

LMFAO fake German Islamic refugee

[@BerndGSchneider]

@@adamwarsaw4511 You are right. We have a massive refugee problem in Germany and the greens are still importing fugees from Afghanistan. I hope Poland can stand against the witch of Brussels!

[@adamwarsaw4511]

@@BerndGSchneider Iran plays a big role in the mid East refuge crisis as well

[@maniaphobia4719]

Our Main Concern is energy security in terms of Crude Oil ; We have Iraq , UAE , Saudi for these ; We can add Iran in the list which is subject to US sanctions ; Can India afford to Violate US Sanctions and import oil from Iran is a moot point ; Iran and India are having long time historical relationships; This is at stake by US often ; We have to tell USA good bye and relish our relations with UAE , Iran , Afghan , Russia etc

[@sharvilmodi2977]

No not yet This is not right time to make US our big enemy. I know whatever USA did in past few years was horrible but we need them right now because of 2 main reasons- 1. Economy- We can't afford sanctions we really need a good relations with best because India's economy is yet 3 trillion dollar+ only and, 2. China- There lies a dragon in Asia or a sleeping giant which has already shaken the whole world after Deng Xiaoping took power. So to counter china we need western countries support. Hope you understand India need US and US needs India

[@sharvilmodi2977]

And see Russia after so many sanctions they are still strong, this is due to tremendous oil and gas resources and not only that even gold plays a major role in saving Russian Economy from further sanctions so please don't think that if Russia could survive than India will We have a huge population so we have to see on both the sides We have to maintain good relations with US and west as well as Russia, China and Iran in east

[@nachopfn4265]

@@sharvilmodi2977 greatly put

[@sharvilmodi2977]

@@nachopfn4265 thankyou sir 🙏

[@maniaphobia4719]

@@sharvilmodi2977 regarding China , it is not interested in Full scale war while continuing with daily minor skirmishes in the border ; Our Army is capable of handling this with support from Govt ; China wants Business ; With Russia in our support , China will have some checks ; Anyway , Diplomacy is a complicated , ever changing subject ; Superficial appeoach will be counter productive

[@Noob-ng1of]

The East needs to put aside its petty differences and work together for once. For all its flaws, the Western countries that used to be century old rivals learned to put aside their differences. Asia should be able to achieve this.

[@nurainiarsad7395]

We would need to find a different way to do so though. Europe achieved it by adopting a racial supremacy ideology, and once they were not fighting each other they turned to colonise the rest of us who are not European and so not as equal as them. The East needs to invent a concept of unity which transcends our differences without resorting to ethno-supremacism. It’s a tough ask considering the tribal nature of humans. But if someone of humanity is going to figure it out, who else but Asia will do it?

[@GoldenKhanate06]

@@nurainiarsad7395 Just need to continue uniting against the racist western patriarchy which is getting weaker and their past evils more exposed day by day. Time is not on the side of these colonizing genocidal thieves

[@luxmibhatoolaul5013]

👍👍🙏. You always clarify and explain in an understanding way geographical connections , relationships, importance and world strategies. You are a great geography teacher. Amith Senguptaji.

[@ragnaldodinson7320]

Thanks Amit, informative as usual on subjects that rearly see the light of day.

[@ltribley]

Not noted here is that the trade network will also provide access to the “Unified Deep Water System of European Russia”. “Together with the lower Volga and the lower Don, the canal provides the shortest navigable connection between the Caspian Sea and the world's oceans, if the Mediterranean is counted, via the Sea of Azov and the Black Sea.” It extends deep into Russia. The network would also provide connections to the Danube River and allow trade into Eastern and Western Europe from the Black Sea.

[@psychosocialbadass7236]

It comes under India Arctic policy I guess.

[@williamthell5930]

If bulgaria or Moldova dont act a fool an maintain good relations with russia, enough to make trade with them, then it’s gonna be a door to Southern Europe, as belarus and st.petersburb connects northern europe

[@jf7558]

Thank you for your brilliant presentation. It's very refreshing to see good faith in diplomacy between countries such as India and Iran, for mutual economic growth. This feat, of course, goes against all odds and the high degree of political pressure brought by the USA and their puppet "allies" in the West. In the end, what's most beneficial for India and its neighboring countries, should stay within their borders and not affected by the malice and threats from Western nations. Cheers and power to the great sovereign nations of India, Iran, China, Russia, and many others fighting economic sanctions imposed by former colonists and Uncle Sam!

[@bruceelniski]

Yes! The biggest threat to the future of billions of people is the USA and it's vassal puppet states including NATO. As s 70 year old Canadian I see so many war mongers in western media and government all saying how much the west needs more war. The USA will kill any number of people without the slightest remorse and entirely without mercy. Russia, China, India, Iran, Japan beware the USA!!!

[@sachinyadav5637]

Such a long vision of Shri Atal ji and his government. Naman karte hain us mahatma ko. Thanks Amit sir for explaining in such a beautiful and amazing way.

[@abomekrisuh8433]

Feels like I can crack UPSC after subscribing his channel

[@rishabhg6466]

Think twice. This is just a tiny drop of information in the enormous ocean of Upsc syllabus. But if this interests you surely you must try. Good luck.

[@abomekrisuh8433]

@@rishabhg6466 yesh broo!! Little drops of water make a mighty ocean

[@t1621]

@@abomekrisuh8433 kis class me ho

[@ankitmittal8689]

@@abomekrisuh8433 4.25 billion years after the earth was formed, there was an episode of “long rains” that happened at the beginning of the Triassic Period, when the continents were locked together from pole-to-pole in the supercontinent of Pangea. The world is hot, flat, and very, very dry. But then 234 million years ago, the climate suddenly changed for the wetter. “That time it rained for two million years" to fill up the oceans. So all the best.

[@studypoint3401]

1.5 million more had subscribed 😂😂

[@jd7713]

Thank you for this informative video. I would also add that there is a railway link being constructed linking Zadedan to Birjand in north east of Iran. That would give a direct link from Chabahar port to nort east of Iran as well as the central asian countries. This rout would provide access to open seas for Afghanistan. The railway link between Khauf in Iran to the city of Harat has already been constructed and is operational as the only railway line in Afghanistan.

[@MikeBova1]

Good luck to India 🇮🇳 The west has totally lost it's way

[@bruceelniski]

Beware the murderous USA!!

[@daveershumluc781]

hahahaha. and of course india will lead the way 😂

[@lukiyaliyanage4268]

People should update knowledge on international geopolitical issues. This was of great help for me . Thanks, from sri lanka

[@naveenchaudhary4072]

How are you doing in srilanka,?? We indians are. Praying for srilankans,

[@marietheresa7866]

As usual, Amit does NOT disappoint. BRAVO ‼️‼️

[@Robert-uy1gd]

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. Economic development in this part part of the world is a good thing. Unfortunately, the US tries to kill any initiative that is does not benfit from. It is high time that the world unifies against the US and the US dollar.

[@amir9715]

Yes It's time... just wait a little

[@akashdwivedi8895]

U are amazing sir.. Whatever I have learnt in geography is just because of u 🙏

[@thegospelmessenger1corinth634]

Did you know that Heaven is a free gift from God? Billions of people go to bed every night wondering if they have been “good enough” to go to heaven. There is no need to live in fear and doubt. Jesus taught that you can “know the truth, and the truth will set you free.” There are many passages in the Bible that teach the truth about Heaven being a free gift from God because of what Jesus did for us on the cross, not by our own good works. One of the most clear and important passages is from the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Ephesians: Ephesians 2:8-9 “For by grace you have been saved through faith, and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God, not of works, lest anyone should boast.” Most people think that Heaven is a riddle which can never be solved. This is not true! The Bible is very clear about how you get to Heaven, and how it comes by faith in Jesus Christ, not by trusting is our own good works. We are living in the dispensation of the grace of God, by believing and trusting the gospel of salvation (1 Corinthians 15:1-4) given to our Apostle Paul by Jesus Christ you are saved and sealed with the Holy Spirit of promise till the day of redemption!!! For solid bible study/rightly dividing the word of truth, please visit ''Truth Time Radio'' - also on youtube - learn the truth and unlearn the lies! Have a blessed day with insight, wisdom and discernment!

[@cosmoray9750]

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[@andrejs2708]

GLORY TO RUSSIA, IRAN AND INDIA!! 🇷🇺🇮🇷🇮🇳

[@reformisu2673]

The only thing we learn from history is that we don't learn anything from history" - Warren Buffett. Hopefully Russia, India & Iran will make better history for world peace.

[@megatron6382]

History is dead entity, itihas is not..

[@ramitchattopadhyay725]

@@megatron6382 both are same thing

[@nsevv]

Russia is not about peace. Stay away from rapist Russia. To be an enemy of the russia is dangerous, but to be a friend is fatal In the First Chechen War (1994-1996), Russian peacekeepers also used dispersed bombs. On January 3, 1995, they dropped 18 such bombs in Shali town. They hit a market, a gas station, a hospital, a cemetery and a school. In April 1995, in the village of Samashki, more than 100 civilians were killed by OMON special forces. The Russians shot at everything that moved, threw grenades into the basements where residents were hiding, mostly women, elderly and children, and set fire to houses with flamethrowers. From December 1994 to March 1995, they besieged the capital of the country, Grozni. They were convinced they would finish the job in two hours. It took them three months They killed 27,000 people, including around 5,000 children. They killed, but they also destroyed: the first attack was the most intense bombing in Europe, after the one that destroyed Dresda, in February '45. 450,000 people, that is 45 percent of Chechnya's population, left their homes. Between 30,000 (the Russians say) and 80,000 people (according to human rights organizations) were killed. The Russians also did a good job in the Second Russian-Chechen War (1999-2000). They used dispersed bombs in Elistanzhi village. Around 40 dead - at least nine children, who were in school. They sent ballistic missiles into a busy market in Groznîi - over 140 dead civilians. They attacked with rockets and shot at the convoy of refugees. They executed, raped women and men (in Alkhan-Yurt, Novye Aldi, Staropromyslovsky) and bombed a convoy of soldiers who wanted to surrender, at Katyr-Yurt. They entered a hospital and shot six Red Cross people. They besieged Grozni again, for a month and a half, and killed between 5,000 and 8,000 civilians. They used thermal bombs ("vacuum") to destroy shelters, buildings and bunkers, suck oxygen from the air to generate a powerful explosion and a high pressure wave that breaks lungs or causes people to suffocate. The balance of the second special operation: between 50,000 and 80,000 dead. Of the 428 villages in Chechnya, 380 were bombed. 57 mass graves have been discovered so far. In 12 days, during the Russian army's trip to Georgia, in August 2008, nearly 400 civilians were killed. The Russians attacked people fleeing South Ossetia and Gori district, bombed populated areas and, to make it a real party, had some fun with some dispersed bombs. Over 200,000 people fled the war path. In 2015, Russia jumped in to lend a hand to dictator Bashar al-Assad. And he hit them best hitting schools, hospitals and residential neighborhoods Sometimes, after they finished bombing, Russian planes would make a loop and target people who were trying to help the first series wounded. Between May and July 2019, Russian bombings killed more than 500 civilians in the assault on Idlib. In July 2019, they bombed a market and killed at least 40 people. In August, they attacked Hass refugee camp and killed 20 civilians. In Aleppo, they used dispersal weapons and incendiary weapons in densely populated areas. Total: At least 20,000 dead, including over 8,000 civilians. For almost a decade, the Central African Republic has been in a civil war. Russia is honored here too, through the Wagner group mercenaries, which some call a "particular" army, while others believe is an organization that does the dirty work of the Russian Ministry of Defense and GRU (Dir) main stream of information 🙂 They are the guys who were given the mission to capture the Ukrainian leaders, led by President Zelenskyy and the Klitschko brothers. The "owner" of the group is Yevgeny Prigozhin, Putin's "chef". Prigozhin is a citizen who served nine years in prison, in the 80's, in the USSR, for armed robbery, and for many years he organizes all the anniversaries of the Kremlin's retarded and earns billions of rubles from contracts for food delivery anywhere that can deliver food. In 2012, he received a $ 1.2 billion contract to feed Russian soldiers. She also fed children in kindergartens and schools in Moscow. She cooked so well that she caused an epidemic of dysentery. But let's not forget why we came: this year alone, on January 16 and 17, Putin's boys killed at least 65 civilians, in two villages in the Central African Republic. In Ukraine, the war did not begin on February 24, 2022, but eight years ago. Until the end of last year, almost 4,000 civilians died in Donbas - from both camps.

[@gargsamyt]

@@megatron6382 well said. *itihas* means 'as it happened'. History is written as a narrative. History is a chronicle of events which is to be organized into a coherent story using a plot which to express an ideology. Therefore, itihas is more or less a chronicle of events, while history expresses an ideology.

[@ellengran6814]

The european story : My God, my race, my innovation, my political system etc is superior and thus I have the right to lie, cheat, steal, torture, assasinate, starve and kill other people. In reality it's nothing but endless greed legalized by a story of "God, freedom, the survival of the strongest" and similar narratives. Stories with total disrespect for other human cultures.

[@366sherali]

Salute to my india and other two countries i.e iran and russia It is time to overthrow the hegemony of USA, France, England etc ❤️❤️❤️

[@arseneleela5335]

Que ce projet rencontre le succès qu’il mérite afin que cette partie du monde émerge et sorte des griffes de l’occident.

[@D__Ujjwal]

Dude it is not about west, it is about suez canal

[@stellaheath3895]

Russia made the East wake up and show its great potential.

[@GoldenKhanate06]

The East was only napping considering its dominance for the majority of human history 😉

[@yaelelerner3544]

Right!

[@jesonchase2233]

India should have a good connection with Iran. Then India can reach Afghanistan and Central asian countries. Meanwhile, Pakistan will be begging to get another loan

[@nik6304]

India should avoid risking multiple flares with West from such small projects here and there Instead Include Iran in BRICS, benefits are 10X 1. Cheap and reliable oil to India and China without worrying about US sanctions 2. Reliable Energy customers to Iran and Russia (they badly need this) 3. A Billion new customers for Indian companies in Middle East ,Russia and Europe 4. Can Merge India-Russia Trade routes with China's Belt and Road, creating one huge Pan Asian Free Trade Region

[@baghazukhov152]

Point 4 is the future. it will kill the Western hegemony.

[@nik6304]

@@baghazukhov152 Believe it or not it's coming

[@supunhewavitharana5185]

do india has some carage to brackaway from usa

[@nik6304]

@@supunhewavitharana5185 India don't have any formal alliances with west that we would be breaking by accepting Iran in BRICS

[@jd7713]

The more India learn to act as a powerful country that she is and less of being subservient to the West and global Zionists the more she benefits and respected globally.

[@sajjadesmaeili6845]

as an Iranian thank you

[@khubza8999]

CLEAR AND ENGAGING explanation!! Integration of Eurasia is coming.

[@paavanavenkatesh]

Indian should understand importance of strong leadership should vote for strong leadership not tent front appesment government..

[@jincha5183]

Nation Cooperation goes a long way and can create stable economic corridors of trade by-passing other unfriendly corridor routes !!! The Future is looking Positive !!!

[@zatoichison6420]

How smart !!! Good for all 3 countries !! BRAVO !!!

[@jesonchase2233]

India can also reach central asian countries like Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, uzbekistan.

[@gucci3541]

but the scummy yankee wants to stop that. they think they`re the overlords.

[@sparkly3989]

India will reach once POK is reclaimed

[@jesonchase2233]

@@sparkly3989 nope. China has interest there

[@sparkly3989]

@@jesonchase2233 nope, India will reclaim it's land back

[@jesonchase2233]

@@sparkly3989 reality is much different

[@MaxScooterfan]

I heard about this project before. He is amazing in his abilities. It reduces the delivery of goods from India to Europe by 1.5 times! I think we need to take Iran to the BRICS and do everything to develop this project! China is probably also interested in reducing the delivery time of their goods! Good luck to everyone from Russia! p.s. We can connect India and Russia! Cool! 😉

[@MaheshK.1]

Your doing A great work man it will really help me to IR preparation and also for a general knowledge about how India and other South Asian countries get connected throughout the Iran and other countries of the world

[@SiamSentin3l]

The global south is building our way out of western Hegemony and war. Gives me hope.

[@andykerr3803]

What an excellent idea. This will help many countries, that need food and fuel at the lowest prices.

[@worfoz]

more climate change?

[@siddeshnaik2296]

The project is in progress since 2000 more than 20 years thing is Russia Iran have stable govt but India as govt change policies change secondly Iran and Russia challenge USA many times hence sanctions and all are always part of the game u can choose to ignore them or face the economic consequences many countries dont ignore them. Also since lot of countries involved we it becomes problematic

[@Gaminiheraliyawala]

Certainly very useful and carries immense value for logistical planning.

[@sallykemp1427]

Well done Russia, Iran and India 👏👍🥰😍🌹 and thnx for this news!👏😍

[@RosencrantzJr]

Your picture is missing a country that connects Russia with Iran, a country called Armenia. This country has a special relationship between Russia and Iran.

[@arnembatubara7868]

Unfortunately armenia dismantle the soviet railroad in their country to iran and azerbaijan

[@paulheydarian1281]

Yes, yes, yes. Hopefully, peace will break out in that region, so that freight and rail links can be established from SE Iran to Georgia's seaports on the Black Sea.

[@RosencrantzJr]

@@arnembatubara7868 Armenia is a `natural` ally for both countries. You should remember that one of the inner circle of Putin is an Armenian, for one case.

[@RosencrantzJr]

@@paulheydarian1281 It`s hard to rely on Georgia because unlike Armenia, Georgia tends to be closer to NATO while Armenia is rather close to Russia and (the idea of) CIS. Azerbaijan? They tend to have a close relationship to Israel (as well as the Kurds in northern Iraq) and Israel itself is rather close to the United States.

[@_UCS_SwapnilSahaiSrivastav]

armenia is also an indian ally and supports india's stance on kashmir unlike azerbaizan. They have been purchasing a lot of military equipments from india recently which includes radar, artillary etc

[@davesprivatelounge]

Was waiting for this. Excellent amount of detail as always.

[@aldinokalla868]

GLORY TO THE BIG INDÉPENDANTE INDIAN NATION

[@incognitorover5455]

i have a question, What if india takes back POK and then transports through Afganistan(maybe) to tajikistan to uzbekistan to kyrgystan to russia, wont that also connect india to central asian countries and Russian federation

[@sr3yu]

Do you think it's practically possible cus it's the Himalayas which seperates territory

[@incognitorover5455]

@@sr3yu well if a whole corridor has to be constructed then some part of the mountain can be cutted

[@Nothing-yo5uo]

@@incognitorover5455 That route is full of problems and taking pok back is not a child's play.

[@incognitorover5455]

@@Nothing-yo5uo well i know the whole defense budget would be spended but on the other hand we can establish a corridor and public sentiments

[@Nothing-yo5uo]

@@incognitorover5455 Are bhai INTC bhi to corridor hi hai naa aur vo bhi simple,practical aur efficient aur government ko sahi lagega vo vai karegi.

[@mrfarid8562]

im amazed by the correct pronunciation of the iranian words and vocab, very nice sir.

[@ritikshaw5868]

To be fair for an Indian it's not that hard to speak persian words with enough practice as we've borrowed many Persian words throughout the centuries into our languages.

[@bablubaban008]

@@ritikshaw5868 earlier Persian has borrowed many words from Sanskrit. So both languages are connected.

[@D__Ujjwal]

Both are indo Aryan languages that's why too plus during Mughals, Persian was court language.

[@franklinpaul1723]

India needs to realize that it's a superpower. And must do everything based on its best interests.

[@studiobauhaus7740]

Is it really a superpower if it balks at creating a port to facilitate its important trade interests because of US sanctions?

[@bablubaban008]

@@studiobauhaus7740 no worry of sanctions

[@improbablynotahooman5782]

You can call India a global power but superpower is a big title that as of now can't be given to any other country except for the US and China

[@ntiamoahprince4351]

Always like the analysis, keep it up 👍🏽

[@Ali-hd6jm]

In fact, this is the revival of the famous trade routes of Asia, namely, the spice route and the silk route

[@abbysags6841]

जय श्रीराम अमित जी🙏, नमन इतने जरूरी मुद्दे निरंतर उठाने के लिए एवं इतनी सरलता से इतने गंभीर एवं मुश्किल मुद्दों को समझने के लिए। इश्वर आप पर अपनी असीम कृपा बनाए रखे। जय मां भारती🙏

[@rajavelusekaran1474]

A great effort in developing the trade between India and Russia.

[@avinashviews345]

Iran needs to be admitted in BRICS group

[@thegospelmessenger1corinth634]

Did you know that Heaven is a free gift from God? Billions of people go to bed every night wondering if they have been “good enough” to go to heaven. There is no need to live in fear and doubt. Jesus taught that you can “know the truth, and the truth will set you free.” There are many passages in the Bible that teach the truth about Heaven being a free gift from God because of what Jesus did for us on the cross, not by our own good works. One of the most clear and important passages is from the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Ephesians: Ephesians 2:8-9 “For by grace you have been saved through faith, and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God, not of works, lest anyone should boast.” Most people think that Heaven is a riddle which can never be solved. This is not true! The Bible is very clear about how you get to Heaven, and how it comes by faith in Jesus Christ, not by trusting is our own good works. We are living in the dispensation of the grace of God, by believing and trusting the gospel of salvation (1 Corinthians 15:1-4) given to our Apostle Paul by Jesus Christ you are saved and sealed with the Holy Spirit of promise till the day of redemption!!! For solid bible study/rightly dividing the word of truth, please visit ''Truth Time Radio'' - also on youtube - learn the truth and unlearn the lies! Have a blessed day with insight, wisdom and discernment!

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[@avinashviews345]

@@thegospelmessenger1corinth634 Jai Shri Ram

[@badgertheburglar5063]

Love and greetings from Germany... Not all of us are thinking like the Government. Go on Russia! 🇷🇺❤

[@princerockland]

Great mate, informative video.from Chennai, India.

[@Sohitsingh08]

Amit sir Never fail to surprise us ☺️

[@truthful3777]

It is SAD that India still subject to US command...

[@spambotjk7048]

Free India from the condescending colonial masters!

[@syhuhjk]

Because india needs usa and USA needs india too.

[@tantan-sn2sg]

In order to establish an independent and independent power, India must get rid of the influence of the United States.

[@riteshmishra8179]

India has a sovereign policy eg- oil purchase from russia . In the long run both us and india need each other .

[@garytibo]

Wow...thank you very much...This is exactly what KZbin should be.

[@danielhutchinson6604]

The Concept of Asian Unity that the British Empire feared more than anything, is now here.

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[@priyanjalivlogs464]

You are a gem sir for current issues

[@evaholzer1]

...very good ... i love it... all the best and lots of love from Southtyrol/italian alps ... 🙏🙏🙏❤️

[@eddiedaly2551]

Surely the freight travelling by rail, road and sea (and having to be moved from each stage) will cost more by ton than shipping it via the sea. Also you can move much larger items and volumes by sea. It may be quicker but I can't see it can be cheaper.

[@ultra-t3lev1si0n]

К черту Соединенные Штаты. К Черту Санкции. Полная поддержка Индии. Акханд Бхарат и Акханд Россия - наша цель, и мы будем и сможем ее достичь. Джай Хинд. Джай Россия. Джай Шри Раам. 🕉🚩

[@GoldenKhanate06]

Another crisp, informative video delivered by Amit👍 Death to western hegemonistic imperialism🤙

[@molliestanton2869]

Thank-you, Mr. Sengupta! This was an excellent and informative presentation. The maps as visual aids were invaluable.

[@ranashome24]

Thanks a lot Amit. This was very timely, informative and well illustrated

[@johnmonageng3440]

Very informative indeed

[@AdSd100]

The entire world needs to find alternatives to counter US bullying.

[@worfoz]

like, putin bullying Ukraine and organizing a real genocide? why do you want another Holodomor?

[@riteshmishra8179]

And Chinese bullying

[@AdSd100]

@@riteshmishra8179 Give them back what British empire stole from them and you will have no problem with China.

[@milanvitu3963]

there was also the idea of building a Canal trough Iran from caspian sea to the persian gulf... Ships could go from india right up to volga river

[@zekyday8064]

A brief, but well developed video. An important video. Very informative. Thanks Amit.

[@erkinismoilov9730]

Три.брати👍🤝🙏

[@bayewadera5770]

Congratulations to Russia and Friends of Russia:- Discard of Boris Jonson of UK an important indicator not only for the failure his country but also it is best indicator for the failure of USA and Westerns as whole but and at the same time it is an indirect success of Russia !!!

[@aanchalsharma881]

Only Amit sir be like "seedhi baat, no bakwas"... never ask for like, subscribe and share.. Sir..I really like the way you explain the topics..😊 thank you so much for keep updating us🙂

[@bobkelly3162]

Facinating information. Really sheds light on why certain countries are interested in friendly relations with each other. Rather than confront the external forces which want to control them they are quietly working around the problem. Very wise strategy when dealing with stupid or aggressive people.

[@VLADDD-THE-SANCTIONS-IMPALER]

With Russia on their side, Energy is guaranteed for India. India has the skills both cultural and intellectual to become the world power again that it once was a 1000 years ago. Bombay to Moscow passenger Train will be possible one day. We thank God for Modi

[@upvotecomment2110]

Amit, can you cover the fall of Sri Lanka again. I mean their president just now flee the country

[@aryanyadav3690]

OMG back-to-back failures of debt 😐

[@ramitchattopadhyay725]

Go Gota Gone

[@yousufmohd3879]

Excellent Analysis

[@Webmatex]

Thorough journalism. No bull! Thankyou.