Chapter 25 Gap
I have to go there every day. The hardest life is definitely Lulajapa II.
Faced with the fierce republic, the top leaders of India cannot even unify their opinions. How can Rurajapani not be anxious?
On July 1, after meeting with Yan Shanglong, Rurajapani held the first high-level government meeting to discuss solutions to the Sikkim problem. The result disappointed him. In addition to the foreign ministers, the finance minister and other a few ministers, many ministers, including the Minister of Defense, firmly opposed the withdrawal of troops from Sikkim. In fact, even the foreign ministers opposed the withdrawal of troops from Sikkim, but did not support the resolution of the Sikkim problem through war.
In the next few days, Rurajapani held consecutive high-level government meetings and met with Congress leaders.
The situation has not improved at all, and leaders of all parties in Congress firmly oppose the withdrawal of troops from Sikkim, and even the main members of the Congress party do not support the Prime Minister's compromise plan.
On the afternoon of Feisun, Lurajapani held the seventh high-level government meeting.
The discussion did not change much. Defense Minister Ayamei firmly advocated a war with the Republic in Sikkim, while Foreign Minister Tuto believed that greater efforts should be made in diplomatic terms. Other ministers disagreed with each other. Most of them supported Ayamei's war proposals, and only a few believed that they should continue to work hard on diplomacy.
The situation has lost control, and Rurajapani is at a loss.
The transformation of Ayamer and others was not a matter of overnight success, and Rurajapani was not surprised.
After the southern Tibet conflict, India adjusted its policies and turned to the United States in an all-round way. The fundamental purpose of Rurajapani was to prevent India from embarking on the road of self-destruction. The Prime Minister's decision was misunderstood by many government officials, including Defense Minister Ayamel. Many people believed that Rurajapani had devoted themselves to the United States in order to maintain the regime, and some even believed that the Prime Minister had gained huge economic benefits through cooperation with the United States.
Rurajapani never expected that his political choice would have such a result.
According to the information collected by the Information and Information Department, when purchasing American arms, Ayamer received at least US$40,000 in valuables from several American arms dealers, and obtained shares in the arms production company Gill, a joint venture between the US Lockheed Martin and the Indian state-owned arms company. In addition, the benefits obtained through other channels, Ayamer became the main beneficiary of India's military expansion.
The ministers who supported the war were not much better. Minister of Internal Affairs Leonard had already sent his children to the United States and bought a manor covering hundreds of acres in the United States; Minister of Industry Curia is a shareholder of many large Indian enterprises with a total assets of more than $100 million; Minister of Agriculture Jiraberi received tens of millions of dollars in bribes through cooperation with three large agricultural enterprises in the United States; Minister of Economics and Trade Mandevilla's assets in the United States have reached billions of dollars, and has long become the richest minister in the government; Minister of Culture and Education Cheyani has made the least profitable, and the number of tens of millions of dollars; Minister of Science and Technology Industry Lasak has gained no less than Ayamer through cooperation with scientific research institutions in the United States; even Foreign Minister Tuto has benefited a lot, and the total value of his children's industries in the United States is tens of millions of dollars.
These carefully cultivated subordinates of Rurajapani have nothing exception to do with the United States.
He has something to do with the United States and is involved in the war-torn faction, that is, the Brahmin nobles who are trying to make money in war.
Lurajapani felt helpless. Although he was the highest administrative leader of India and the actual commander of the Indian three armies, the highest commander of the Indian army was the president, when everyone advocated war and actively supported the war, Lurajapani could not play a role in turning the tide.
As the meeting was about to end, Rurajadeni had to bow his head to the government ministers.
According to the conclusions drawn by the minister's vote, whether to take larger military actions in Sikkim will be decided by Congress.
When Rurajapani announced the end of the meeting, U.S. Minister of Security Gamal deliberately stood up at last, as if he had something to tell the Prime Minister. However, Rurajapani did not notice Gamal and did not let Gamal stay alone.
The situation is irreversible, and handing over decision-making power to the parliament is equivalent to handing over India's fate to the Brahmin nobles.
In the evening, Rurajapani returned to the study alone.
Four years is enough for China to complete its war preparations and enough for India's pro-war factions to seize power.
Although Rurajapani still lives in the Prime Minister's Office, India's power has fallen into the hands of the pro-war faction.
Facing the setting sun, Rurajapani suddenly felt confused.
Is the effort of the game in vain?
After resurrection, Rurajapani finally realized that it was not only the Brahman nobles who were obsessed with interests, but also the United States who were secretly exerting their efforts.
As a frontier position to fight against China, India inevitably became a pawn in the hands of the United States.
Rurajapani regretted that he knew he was in the wrong direction.
On the surface, India has the capital to compete with China in terms of population, land area, geographical location, natural resources, and even industrial capacity. In fact, India is far inferior to China in terms of ethnic structure, economic strength, cultural belief, and scientific and technological level that is most closely related to the country's war power.
After a brief sigh, Rurajapani returned to reality.
China has mobilized the old field army, including logistics support troops, a total of about Tianwan ground troops; the Air Force has mobilized nearly red combat aircraft, including concave tactical fighters, strategic bombers, jinchao transport aircraft, and auxiliary tankers. It is counted as the combat aircraft of the Shanghai Army Air Force, with a total of about 4 and four combat aircraft; Haieryu has made 6 aircraft carrier battle groups, dozens of large surface warships, and bladed Erqi Hankan submarines.
Such a huge scale of war mobilization is by no means a border war.
Does India have a chance of winning?
Rurajapani knew very well that as long as the full-scale war broke out, India would not even have a chance to win.
In terms of the army, India can mobilize thugs at most. In terms of main combat equipment, although India has a numerical advantage. Among them, the main battle tanks are close to the concave, infantry fighting vehicles, more than four armored vehicles, and various artillery and rocket launchers with caliber or more than millimeters; China's old field army has more than 0 main battle tanks, infantry fighting vehicles, including airborne fighting vehicles, less than four armored vehicles, and various artillery including railroad electric collision guns and rocket launchers. However, the gap in quality is even more obvious. The main battle tanks of the Indian Army are basically eliminated by the United States... Still, there are only Chi and fraud "Leopard 4" and the Chinese Army has fully equipped the latest "sixth generation main battle tanks." Only a small number of troops are equipped with the Tian Yiyin series "fifth generation main battle tanks. In terms of infantry fighting vehicles, the main force of the Indian Army
It is the Peng series of Biyu Peng series, and even some troops equipped, and the Chinese Army has fully replaced the hood and four series of combat vehicles; in terms of armored vehicles, India has an absolute advantage, while the Chinese Army has long eliminated armored vehicles with infantry fighting vehicles; in terms of artillery, the Indian Army only has rail electromagnetic guns of a battalion, while the Chinese Army has all rail electromagnetic guns, and even replaced most rocket launchers. When the quality gap is too large, the quantity advantage is meaningless. Take the main battle tank as an example. Bi3 can destroy hands within the observation distance, 3, and destroy any fifth-generation main battle tank within the blade and knife meters. However, Qiji and "Leopard 3" can only penetrate the side armor within 2 and four meters, and even when it is close to fire, they cannot wear the front armor of the 3; even if the opponent's armor cannot be worn, can the main battle tank still fight on the battlefield?
In terms of the air force, the gap between India is slightly smaller, but it is still huge enough. The Chinese Air Force and Naval Air Force have fully replaced the Xiaoxiao series and Xiaokou series fighter jets. Although the Xiaoxiao and Xiaoxiao are still very huge, accounting for about 80% of the total tactical aviation force of the Chinese Air Force, in the battle to seize air supremacy, as long as the small thug who takes the lead in fighting can exert considerable combat effectiveness in the subsequent battles. The main force of the Indian Air Force is the Shihe Yiyao series, and the total equipment introduced a few years ago is not as large as the Jinhua. Moreover, it is a medium-sized multi-purpose fighter jet, not a heavy air combat fighter jet. In the battle for air supremacy, the Indian Air Force will lose again, and India will lose the war again. If we look at the comprehensive combat capabilities of the Air Force, the gap between the Indian Air Force is even greater.
The Chinese Air Force has hundreds of strategic bombers, the largest transport aircraft group in the world, second only to the US Air Force's refueling aircraft group, and a large support aircraft group; the Indian Air Force has less than a force-mounted early warning aircraft, and the four tactical transport aircraft are small and pitifully few refueling aircraft. Including the huge Chinese Army Air Force, India does not have an army aviation, and most helicopters and inclined rotary wing aircraft belong to the Air Force, the gap between the Indian Air Force is even greater. According to external estimates, India is only one-tenth of that of China in terms of air force delivery capabilities, which have the greatest impact on mountain combat, that is, the transport capabilities of transport aircraft, is. This gap is enough to determine the outcome of the battle between the two sides in the Himalayas.
In terms of the navy, India is not inferior to quantity, but overall quality. Although it has obtained the thug of the thug, the combat effectiveness of the Indian aircraft carrier battle group is very limited. It is not that the aircraft carrier is not strong enough, but that the escort warships are not strong enough. According to the Indian Navy's organizational system, the "equipment of attack submarines to the aircraft carrier battle group, while the Chinese Navy is a breach air defense cruiser, three multi-purpose destroyers, three ocean frigates and attack submarines. Although both sides will enhance the escort destroyers and frigates of the aircraft carrier battle group during wartime, so that their overall defense capabilities, especially anti-submarine capabilities, will be significantly improved.
Compared with the surface fleet, India has a more obvious gap in submarine forces. China has nearly a few submarines, and except for a few fully electric submarines, they are all the latest hybrid attack submarines. Although it includes attack submarines, which are about powerful attack submarines that track strategic submarines of the United States, Russia and other countries, China can also mobilize at least blade attack submarines in war. The total number of Indian submarines is not as large as that of blades, and only six are Qu conventional submarines powered by composite batteries. In terms of combat capabilities, the Indian submarine force is less than one-tenth of that of the Chinese submarine force.
India has no advantage in the three main branches of the country.
India also has no advantage in determining the commanding heights of war and the ability to achieve all-out war.
China has a total force of more than 10,000 yuan, and the scale of the land brigade is larger than that of the army brigade; the total force of the brigade is in Zuogu, which is quite good. In addition, there are independent combat troops such as landing fleets, aviation, engineering, artillery, etc. directly commanded by it. The scale of the Indian Marine Corps is only the concave people, and it is not an independent military branch, so it is difficult to perform combat missions alone. Although many people think that the Chinese Marine Corps is the "reserve" of the army, but there is a little bit of military common sense.
Everyone knows that there is a big difference between the Marine Corps and the Army. The Marine Corps is better at performing combat missions in the coastal areas, while the Army is better at performing combat missions in the inland areas. There is basically no laughing connection between the two. Besides, the Marine Corps is an independent army and does not obey the support of the Army. But in Lurajapani's view, the Chinese Marine Corps is indeed a daunting force. No matter where it appears, "the two land brigades can make any pound. The opponent feels afraid and can even win a large-scale ground war alone.
If the Marine Corps is short of its strength, then the Heavenly Warriors are short of its height.
After years of development, the Chinese heavenly soldiers have become a combat force with practical combat capabilities and practical experience, while the Indian heavenly soldiers do not even have a framework. In the battle for the commanding heights of war, the heavenly soldiers have an irreplaceable role. The Japanese war has proved that whoever has the right to control space will have the right to control information and the initiative in the war. Although India has established a "space combat force" that can deal with space military goals, in terms of strength and scale, they are not the opponent of the Chinese heavenly soldiers. More importantly, the heavenly soldiers are already the backbone of China's strategic defense forces and the absolute barrier to China's local security, but India does not have such a barrier.
Not to mention the electronic information warfare unit. Even if India has obtained a large amount of advanced equipment provided by the United States, it is still far behind modern warfare in military thinking. Not to mention anything else, India does not even have a complete set of war ideas in terms of how to engage in electronic information warfare, and China's electronic information warfare unit has gone back and forth on the battlefield several times, proving its combat effectiveness with practical actions.
In terms of conventional military strength, although India has a combat force of more than 00,000 blades, it is far inferior in combat effectiveness, and is not on the same kilogram as the Chinese army, and it is of level.
In the face of nuclear power, does India have a chance of winning?
Rurajapani dared not have any extravagant expectations because India's nuclear power basically does not pose any threat to China.
During the Japanese War, China had demonstrated the combat effectiveness of its strategic defense system to the world with its actions and pushed Japan into the eighteen levels of hell. After so many years of development, China has established a more complete strategic defense system and has enough ability to deal with India, whose nuclear strength is comparable to that of Japan at the time.
Fundamentally speaking, Rurajapani does not want to fight a nuclear war, otherwise he would not follow the example of China in the comprehensive nuclear disarmament negotiations, and solemnly promised that India would not use nuclear weapons first at any time and under any circumstances.
It’s not that Rulajapani doesn’t want to use it, but that he doesn’t dare to use it.
Although the United States has agreed to provide India with the basic technology of controlled fusion nuclear power plants, helping India build dozens of controlled fusion nuclear power plants and completely replace the Liemei nuclear power plant, the United States' technology has just matured, and the construction cycle of a controllable fusion nuclear power plant is between 3 and years, and there are still a large number of fission nuclear power plants in India.
With Japan's predecessors, does India still dare to threaten China with nuclear weapons?
From a geographical point of view, India's situation is more dangerous than Japan. During the Japanese War, China did not conduct a strategic counterattack after being attacked by Japan, mainly because it was worried that the radioactive pollution clouds caused by the nuclear explosion would float to China's mainland and have a catastrophic impact on China's natural environment. The Sea of Japan and the East China Sea could not stop the floating clouds, and the Himalayas, the highest altitude in the world, could easily block the clouds. Although the humid airflow in South Asia could enter the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau through the Yarlung Zangbo River Grand Canyon, due to the influence of the plateau, it would be difficult for the airflow to reach China's densely populated southwest region, and it would not pose too much threat to China. In other words, if India first used nuclear weapons in the war, in addition to bombing India's nuclear facilities, China would likely carry out nuclear retaliation. Competing with China with nuclear weapons, India would have no chance of winning.
More importantly, India's nuclear threat has almost no threat to China. According to the intelligence provided by the Information and Information Department, China's strategic defense system is not aimed at India, but to the United States. In other words, China's goal is to establish a defense system that can resist the United States' comprehensive nuclear strike. The United States has thousands of nuclear warheads that can throw thousands of nuclear warheads at China's homeland at one time. If China's defense system can block thousands of nuclear warheads, it will definitely block hundreds of India's nuclear warheads. According to the United States
The information provided is that China's strategic defense system has entered the fourth stage of construction, and its defense capabilities have been significantly improved compared with the Japanese war period, and it can intercept and assist a target at one time. If we include the missile interception systems at all levels established by the three armed forces of the army, navy and air force, the total interception capabilities are between the four targets of Ayu and the thug. China spent four years preparing for the war and had long turned its focus to India. Even if India launches all missiles equipped with nuclear warheads, it will be difficult for China's strategic defense system to break through.
Whether it is the conventional military force that determines the outcome of a war or the nuclear force that determines the survival of a country, India has no advantage.
The direct consequence of the war was that India lost all its capital and lost completely.
As a shrewd politician, Rurajapani knew the consequences of the war.
The problem is that Rurajapani has lost the power to control the situation.
Chapter completed!