The transition from a shadow war to direct, overt military exchanges between Iran and Israel has challenged India’s long-standing regional posturing. While “strategic de-hyphenation” (engaging conflicting nations independently on bilateral merits) functioned well during low-intensity friction, the weaponization of critical maritime chokepoints and regional infrastructure has exposed several structural gaps in India’s external planning. 1.…
Important for: UPSC, Haryana HCS, Punjab PCSPrelims: Energy security, crude oil imports, Strait of HormuzMains: GS Paper 2 & GS Paper 3 — International Relations, Energy Security, Economy Why in News? Global conflicts in West Asia have once again highlighted India’s dependence on imported crude oil and the risks posed by disruptions in major shipping…
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