Which country will support India in a war?

Though India is not a part of any major military alliance, it has close strategic and military relationship with most of the fellow major powers. Countries considered India’s closest include the Russian Federation, Israel, Afghanistan, France, Bhutan, Bangladesh, and the United States.

Who will ally with China in war?

Today, China has only one formal ally—North Korea, with whom it shares a mutual defense treaty.

What’s behind the India-China standoff in Bhutan?

India supports Bhutan’s claim to the area, while both major powers have scores of troops in the region. The spark for that standoff is an unfinished road from China. China also supports India’s arch rival Pakistan, turning any conflict into a potential two-front war.

Which countries will support India in a potential war with China?

Japan and South Korea would support India out of fear of Chinese supremacy over Asia, while China will have its allies in Pakistan and Myanmar. With US and Russia sitting out, rest of the world would prefer that.

Could China and India be involved in a proxy war?

China and India are too strong economies to be pawns in a proxy war between Russia and US. And it wouldn’t even be slightly beneficial to US or Russia. With Japan and South Korea guaranteed to throw in their economic might on India side, China would garner support from Pakistan and Myanmar to open up fronts all along the long Indian border.

What was the cause of the India-China War?

The conflict was short, contained, and caused by the British. The British had beaten China in a war previously, and when the British “controlled” India, the British extended the Indian borders well beyond India’s ability to control, and expected China would have no complaint, since they lost every previous conflict with the British.