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China-Bangladesh Defence Cooperation: Arms Trade and Military Infrastructure

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By Krupa Vasani
Author • Centre for Security & Strategic Studies
China-Bangladesh Defence Cooperation: Arms Trade and Military Infrastructure
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In the past decade, Bangladesh has emerged as an important player in China's political expansion strategy. Military cooperation between the two states in form of arms supply and construction of military infrastructure has increased in past few years. China's growing closeness to Bangladesh is significant for China's military realism. Such a strategic partnership with Dhaka also provides Beijing with added leverage to check Indian forces, especially in a time when the expansion to control the Indo-Pacific has been has been at an all-time high.

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