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US BASE NEXT TO INDIA? Trump & Japan Trap Bangladesh with ₹55,000 Crore for Bay of Bengal
Is America finally getting the Bay of Bengal foothold it has chased for decades? In the same week, a top US Army Pacific general met Bangladesh’s Army Chief in Dhaka while Japan, America’s closest ally in Asia, signed fresh deals with Bangladesh in Tokyo: up to ¥1 trillion (about ₹55,000 crore) in private investment, a patrol vessel and a new strategic “BIG-B” plan. Washington is pressing Dhaka to sign two defence pacts, GSOMIA and ACSA, that could open Bangladeshi ports and airfields to US military logistics.
After the Iran war damaged America’s Gulf bases and pushed its Navy back to distant Diego Garcia, the Bay of Bengal has become the “missing link” in US strategy. But this sea is India’s backyard. In this video, we decode what the US and Japan are really doing in Bangladesh, why Dhaka is playing both sides, and what it means for India’s national security.
In this video, Kinjal Choudhary explains:
Why the US has wanted a naval presence in the Bay of Bengal for decades, and what is new in 2026
GSOMIA and ACSA explained simply: what these defence pacts allow
How the Iran war exposed America’s logistics crisis and made Bangladesh more valuable
The trade deal clauses pushing Bangladesh to buy US weapons and limit Chinese arms
Bangladesh Army Chief’s double game: Western training, Chinese and Turkish weapons
Japan’s ¥1 trillion investment, patrol boats and worker deal with Bangladesh
The US–Japan tag team: Trump, Takaichi and the Indo-Pacific plan
Why 3 of 4 Quad nations are engaging Bangladesh’s military while India is left out
India’s concerns: eastern naval bases, missile ranges, Myanmar, the Northeast and the 1971 memory
China’s J-10C deal, the Pakistan–Turkey angle and what to watch next
Presented by Kinjal Choudhary
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