Indian border troops redeployed
According to Russian media reports on the 15th, the Chief of Staff of the Indian Ministry of Defense, General Pepin Lapinte, recently issued a tough signal to China, framing China for “trying to change the status quo of the line of actual control,” and said that India’s naval, land, and air combat power Intrepid, after high-level training, has the ability and strength to withstand any threats and challenges from the north. According to the report, in the context of continued tension in Sino-Indian relations, the Indian army once again raised its combat readiness level.
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According to a report from the Global Times on December 13, the Indian military is considering re-adjusting its combat deployment, changing its military power balance to the west (Kashmir), and strengthening its military power in the northern region (China-India border) deploy. Earlier, India’s "News Times" pointed out that the Indian army deployed three strike forces in the west and only one strike force in the north. A source in New Delhi said that India will change this deployment and strengthen its military in the north. It exists to deal with the "double-sided blow" from China and Pakistan.
It is reported that India has deployed the Mathura 1st Strike Force, the Ambalahar 2nd Strike Force and the Bhopal 21st Strike Force on the Western Front. These three armies were originally deployed on the Western Front. , Will be transferred to near the actual control line of China and India. By then, India will have two strike forces each near the India-Pakistan and China-India borders.
In addition, according to "Global Times" and India's "News Today", New Delhi has dispatched "a large number of armored forces" from the Midwest to the Sino-Indian border, including T-90 main battle tanks, T-72 tanks and BMP infantry fighting vehicles. . On the Indian side near Pangong Lake, where China and India are confronting each other, New Delhi has additionally deployed at least three army mountain divisions specifically to monitor and counter the Chinese troops deployed in the area.
China-Pakistan join forces to attack India
In fact, the special friendship between China and Pakistan has been around for a long time. Why is India only now beginning to implement the "2.5-line war" theory it put forward in 2017, redeploying military forces, and deploying more troops On the front facing north? According to military analysts, the
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, mainly because the military cooperation between China and Pakistan has escalated again. As early as September this year, according to Indian media, the Chinese People's Liberation Army started to set up a headquarters in Pakistan, which is equivalent to a regional headquarters, which is responsible for "cyber warfare, high-tech reconnaissance, and electronic warfare." The Indian side believes that this is a clear signal of the escalation of Sino-Pakistani military relations. According to a report by the Russian Satellite News Agency on December 7th, China and Pakistan have recently held a "Eagle-1X" air force joint training, which lasted more than 10 days. Russian military expert Rakimir-Fiodoro wrote an article on December 11 that China and Pakistan are strengthening military cooperation under the background of the border tension with India, with the focus on strengthening the combat compatibility of the two air forces.
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It is understood that at the opening ceremony of the exercise, Major General Sulehri, Deputy Chief of Staff of the Pakistan Air Force, pointed out that the joint exercise of the Chinese and Pakistani air forces will help improve and consolidate the joint combat capabilities of the two air forces. Brotherhood between the two armies. Colonel Konstantin Shivkov of the Russian Rocket and Artillery Academy pointed out that the exercise was conducted in the direction of the Indian border. According to military analysts, China and Pakistan have no intention of confronting India and are neighbors to each other. They should strengthen cooperation to achieve win-win results. However, India abruptly dragged the two countries into the quagmire of military confrontation, causing many soldiers to stand firm in the harsh cold weather zone, only to fulfill the unreasonable political demands of the Indian government.
