The Pakistan and India War conflict started in 2025. What will China's action be on this? Deepseek AI

If a full-scale war between Pakistan and India breaks out in 2025, China’s response would be shaped by its strategic interests, regional stability concerns, and rivalry with India. While China would avoid direct military intervention, it would likely take the following actions to support Pakistan and protect its own interests:

1. Immediate Diplomatic & Political Support for Pakistan

• UN & International Forums:

  • China would block UN resolutions against Pakistan and push for a ceasefire favoring Islamabad.

  • Likely blame India for escalation (similar to past rhetoric on Kashmir).

• Propaganda & Media War:

  • Chinese state media (e.g., Global Times, CGTN) would amplify Pakistan’s narrative, portraying India as the aggressor.

2. Military Support (Indirect but Significant)

• Emergency Arms Supplies:

  • Rush missiles, drones, and ammunition to Pakistan via land routes (Karakoram Highway) or airlifts.

  • Accelerate delivery of pre-ordered weapons (e.g., JF-17 jets, HQ-9 missiles).

• Intelligence & Cyber Warfare Assistance:

  • Share satellite imagery, electronic surveillance, and cyber capabilities to aid Pakistan.

  • Possibly conduct cyberattacks on Indian infrastructure (e.g., power grids, communications).

• Nuclear Posturing:

  • Reaffirm support for Pakistan’s nuclear deterrence, possibly signaling to India that escalation could be dangerous.

3. Economic Measures (Financial & Trade Leverage)

• Emergency Loans & Currency Support:

  • Provide USD/RMB swaps to stabilize Pakistan’s collapsing economy during war.

  • Suspend debt repayments on CPEC projects temporarily.

• Trade Pressure on India:

  • Impose unofficial sanctions on Indian exports to China (e.g., pharmaceuticals, IT services).

  • Halt investments in India (e.g., tech, manufacturing) as a warning.

4. Border Moves (Sino-Indian Front – Limited but Threatening)

• Increased Military Drills Near Arunachal/Ladakh:

  • Conduct show-of-force exercises along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) to divert Indian troops.

  • Possibly seize disputed border areas if India is overstretched in Pakistan.

• Blockade of Indian Ocean Access:

  • Chinese Navy could increase presence near Gwadar & Malacca Strait, threatening India’s sea lanes.