President Viksim Chatwal's compromising negotiation delay tactics are basically useless for Chinese negotiators. Faced with the Indian Ambassador to the Maldives, Hadip Chadah's request to stop the war first and then negotiate, Chinese Ambassador to the Maldives Chen Xiong was ordered to refuse to give in.

Chen Xiong clearly told Hadip Chada that no military operations by the People's Liberation Army and Pakistani troops will stop until the agreement is reached.

Seeing that delaying tactics was useless, President Viksim Chatwal instructed Hadip Chadah to negotiate terms with China, proposing his willingness to recognize Pakistan's actual occupation of Kashmir and China in southern Tibet, and then the two sides stopped the war and began peace negotiations on this basis.

For the Indian side, this is equivalent to letting go of the bottom line of sovereignty in Kashmir and southern Tibet, because President Viksim Chatwal knew that it is obviously very necessary to admit that the two disputed land occupied by his opponents were occupied in exchange for a breathing opportunity in the event that even New Delhi may not be able to be protected.

However, nuclear weapons and the India-US Security Treaty are the security guarantees for India in the future. President Viksim Chatval does not need military personnel to emphasize these two points and is clear that they cannot make concessions. After several consecutive wars, President Viksim Chatval understood that India is no longer the South Asian hegemony before the war began. It is difficult for the joint efforts with the US military to resist the strong counterattack of China and Pakistan. If the India-US Security Treaty is torn down, it will be even more difficult to support it.

Earlier, in order to put himself in the arms of the US military, and armed himself by urgently purchasing American equipment, the Indians have offended the Russians. In order to have money to purchase the US military's F-35 and F-16C/D fighter jets, the Indians secretly sold the T-50 stealth fighter technology they mastered to the Americans. Although the Indians are not the latest and complete, the US military has clearly grasped the details of the T-50 technical performance with these top-secret information, and used billions of dollars of arms to clearly understand the information of the next generation of the main fighter jets of the US. This deal in the US is quite cost-effective, but it only makes the Russians suffer.

Therefore, the Indians said they dared not repent again in the India-US security treaty. This will not only make them lose the protection of the US military immediately, but more importantly, in the next few decades, the Indians will lose the purchase of two major advanced weapons in the world, and will be even more unable to confront China and Pakistan in military terms.

When secret negotiations continued to tug-of-war with high-level officials, the battles between Punjab and Rajasthan were not affected at all, the Chinese and Pakistani troops still launched an offensive in accordance with the established combat principles, and with the help of these two battlefields, they continued to consume the vitality of the defensive Indian troops. When the Indian air defense system in these two regions was destroyed by the China-Pakistan coalition forces, the two Chinese and Pakistani air forces completely controlled air supremacy when the ground troops attacked, providing a fairly safe air environment for the Destroyer UAV.

Neither the Indians nor the Americans would have thought that such drones, which have been transformed from decades of old second-generation fighter jets, would have such a huge role in ground combat. As long as there is no mechanical failure or being shot down, these Destroyer UAVs can be dispatched without fatigue all day long, accurately throwing blockbusters or heavy anti-tank missiles onto Indian artillery positions or armored forces.

The Indian army, which had lost heavy firepower, was attacked by the PLA's mountain division's ZTZ-96G medium tanks and the Pakistani army Khalid or Azra main battle tanks, was simply a unilateral massacre. Even if the Indian army finally organized a large-scale anti-tank force, the Chinese and Pakistani army would temporarily retreat and immediately called the Destroyer drone to launch an attack from the air. The Indian army, which lacked air defense forces on the front lines of Punjab and Rajasthan, completely lost its power to fight back.

Seeing one infantry division after another being annihilated by the China-Pakistan army, the top Indian army leaders did not care that they were still negotiating and began to rescue themselves: on the one hand, the Indian army urgently drew various types of air defense forces from various places to urgently rush to the New Delhi area, and on the other hand, they had to continue to retreat from Punjab and Rajasthan, retreating the army to the rear or breaking it into pieces to prepare for guerrilla attacks.

In this case, the China-Pakistan coalition's Eastern Attack Group occupied the important Punjab towns such as Jalandar, Ludhiana and Chandigarh in less than a week, while the Southern Attack Group successfully captured the important Rajasthan towns such as Jiulu, Siegel and Jaipur. In this way, the China-Pakistan coalition's Eastern Attack Group and the Southern Attack Group completed the first phase of the combat mission, burning the war to less than 300 kilometers from New Delhi.

After achieving such great results, the ecstatic Pakistani military used airports and military camps and other facilities in the newly occupied areas to add 5 ordinary infantry divisions from the territory to enter India, guarding the important transportation lines of Punjab and Rajasthan without any leakage. In order to better combat the guerrillas scattered by the Indian army, Pakistan supported the Indian separatist organizations in Punjab and Rajasthan, and mobilized these separatists who had been ready to "govern" all over the occupied areas.

Seeing the situation deteriorating sharply, President Viksim Chatval could not sit still, and he instructed Ambassador Hadip Chatda to reach an armistice agreement with China as soon as possible. In the harsh conditions for armistice proposed by China, President Viksim Chatval said that except for the Indian-US security treaty that cannot be abolished, even denuclearization can be discussed. In his opinion, as long as people are present, restarting nuclear weapons is not a big problem. Anyway, from the current nuclear arsenal, it is more symbolic than substance. Before there is no reliable long-range ballistic missile, the remaining nuclear weapons can probably only be used on their own territory and die with their opponents, just like the Persians did not long ago.

However, the Chief of Staff, who had opposition among the military's top military officials, strongly opposed the president's decision to abandon the president. In his opinion, this was a surrender that destroyed the Great Wall. In order to prevent the president from doing so, he secretly "leaked" the news that China and India were negotiating to the CIA agents. This unexpected news surprised the Americans.

On the one hand, the Americans sent special envoys to India to learn more about the details and persuade the Indian president to change his course, and on the other hand, they publicly and unswervingly announced that if India abandons the India-US security treaty, the United States will have to impose military sanctions on India.

At this critical moment, the US military cannot withstand the consequences of the Indian betrayal, because this will inevitably lead to a major reversal in the situation in the South Asian subcontinent and even the Gulf region. If India is in a state of ease, there will be no longer any problems in the security of Pakistan in the east, and the full-time China-Pakistan coalition forces and the Persians may have the opportunity to kill all the US troops stationed in Afghanistan.

Although the Sino-Pakistan coalition forces will suffer heavy losses when the US military faces desperate resistance, the Sino-Pakistan coalition forces and Persians, which have always sacrificed traditions, will never consider more casualties. Even if they pay more blood than the US military, as long as they can annihilate nearly 100,000 soldiers stationed in Afghanistan, the Sino-Pakistan and Persians will do whatever they want.

The Americans could no longer sit idly by in this situation. Not only did their reinforcements start to speed up their trips, but the air force support in the Gulf also began to take the initiative to dispatch.

The positive attitude of the US military once again suppressed India's efforts to seek peace in China. The Indian and US military quickly reached an agreement. The Indian army temporarily opened air bases in Gugerat and Madhya Pradesh, allowing the US Air Force to enter. The remaining F-16C/D and F-35 fighter jets and other air force squadrons were handed over to the Americans to command in a unified manner, concentrating their efforts on competing with the air force of the China-Pakistan coalition for air supremacy.

After this new cooperation agreement, the US military concentrated nearly 80 remaining fighter jets in the Gulf region and more than 70 fighter jets of various types of the Indian Air Force. Based on various military airports in Delhi, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat as bases, it began a tit-for-tat confrontation with the China-Pakistan Air Force.

The US Air Force commander, who suffered from the long-range joint attack tactics of the China-Pakistan Air Force, required all Indian and American fighters to fight under the command of the US air early warning aircraft. The US military imitated the PLA's long-range missile attack tactics. Although Indian and American fighters do not have the command of the joint combat tactical system of the theater, the US commander divided the air force fighter into small teams, allowing these fighter teams to operate in a unified formation. Once they entered the range of long-range air-to-air missiles, these squads would waste ammunition to concentrate on attacking the same China-Pakistan Air Force fighter jet target. Through coordinated combat between pilots, Indian and US Air Force fighters partially achieved the long-range joint attack effect of China-Pakistan coalition fighter jets. The Indian and US Air Force used this new tactic to greatly improve the combat effectiveness.

It has to be said that only learning war in war is the fastest way to learn. After this new tactic adopted by the Indian-US Air Force, the China-Pakistan Air Force lost its ability to control the air. In this case, the Destroyer UAV lacked security protection measures to attack. Under the threat of the Indian-US Air Force fighter jets, the integrated air-ground offensive tactics of the China-Pakistan army were forced to be cancelled.

Now the ground troops of China and Pakistan lost their powerful killer weapon. Faced with the intensive defensive positions of the Indians, the difficulty of the attack by the China-Pakistan coalition forces was exponentially magnified. Faced with the sharp increase in casualties, the highest command of China-Pakistan had to stop the offensive and instead switched to defensive operations in the existing occupied areas of Punjab and Rajasthan.
Chapter completed!