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俗话说,所谓无利不起早,美国给了印度如此之大的好处和面子,肯定是想为自己争取利益。所以后续的这个事件(即在印度设立基地)其实也可以和出售C-17的事情联系起来。印度毕竟是一个独立的大国,美国要想在人家地盘上设立军事基地,不是说提出要求人家就能答应的。要想达到目的,摆在面前的共有两条路:其一是趁人之危,就是一旦印度碰到了不好解决的难题,有求于美国,美国就可以趁机提出这种要求。其二,就是施以小利,双方进行利益互换。其实也不仅仅是C-17,美国在近几年来,把一些在其他国家看来,举着钞票也买不到的好东西都卖给了印度,不能不说这肯定都是有后续目的的。
As the saying goes, the so-called no-gain does not last long. The United States has given India so much benefit and face that it is certain that it wants to fight for its own interests. Therefore, the follow-up incident (that is, setting up a base in India) can actually be linked to the sale of C-17. India, after all, is an independent and powerful nation. If the United States wants to establish a military base on the people’s site, it will not mean that it will allow people to agree. In order to achieve its goal, there are two common ways before us. One is to take advantage of others. Once India has encountered a difficult problem to be solved, if it seeks to the United States, the United States can take the opportunity to make such a request. Second, it means using small profits to exchange interests. In fact, it is not just the C-17. In the recent few years, the United States has sold some good things that other countries have found that it can not buy. They have to say that this is definitely a follow-up goal .