Of course, if you insist that the Indo-Pacific Road and Rail is a continental bridge, that's not wrong. After all, the definition of a continental bridge is "a land route connecting two oceans, spanning the continent, with railways as the backbone, providing a convenient transportation route that avoids detours by sea."
The Indo-Pacific Road and Rail meets all these points; it connects the Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean, will indeed use railways as the backbone when completed, and avoids detours by sea.
However, the East African Government is still relatively modest, so they named it "Indo-Pacific Road and Rail," of course, they can't afford the disgrace.
Ernst said: "The current military arrangements concerning the Kra Strait Territory are as follows, the General Staff's plan is relatively stable. We cannot ignore the difficulties and challenges of combat in tropical jungles; instead, we should overcome unfavorable factors."
