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India has added 100,000 troops to its border. Why haven’t we made any movement yet?

Domestic battlefield construction against India is mainly concentrated in Tibet and southwestern Xinjiang. The two biggest recent events are the opening of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway and the construction of Shiquanhe Airport.

According to public information, the Qinghai-Tibet Railway operates 12 pairs of passenger and freight trains every day, excluding 3 pairs of passenger cars, and can carry 9 pairs of freight cars; from July 2006 to May 2007, the Qinghai-Tibet Railway planned to transport only 2.08 million tons, an average of 6,600 tons per day. Based on the above figures, it can be calculated that if the Qinghai-Tibet Railway carries out one-way intensive transportation, it can transport up to 63,000 tons of supplies to Tibet within a week, which is enough to ensure the continuous operations of our army's five mountain brigades. In other words, after the opening of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway, India no longer has the ability to threaten our army to retreat through a war of attrition.

The Qinghai-Tibet Railway focuses on defense, while the Shiquanhe Airport is prepared for offense. The airport is located in Shiquanhe Town, Ngari Prefecture, Tibet. The runway is 4,500 meters long and can take off and land Su-27, H-6, Y-8 and other Chinese Air Force combat and support aircraft. The entire northern region of India is within a radius of 1,000 of Shiquanhe Airport. Within a kilometer range, that is to say, it is completely within the strike range of our air force aviation. With the completion of Shiquanhe Airport, India will have to worry about its northern military and civilian facilities being attacked by our air force when provoking. However, my country's main economic and military targets are outside India's strike range, so it will be completely different for the Indian army to retaliate.

In terms of preparation of weapons and equipment, our air force aircraft and army armored vehicles are required to have plateau combat capabilities. For example, most of the Army's armored vehicles use air-cooled diesel engines, and the supercharger function has been specially strengthened to combat the decrease in engine power caused by the thin air on the plateau and prevent the armored vehicles from insufficient maneuverability on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. Our army has also deployed multi-functional field engineering vehicles in Tibet that are specially used for mountain operations.

The Su-27 of the Air Force has the ability to take off and land at plateaus and has been reported many times. The relevant personnel even won the first prize of the Military Science and Technology Progress Award. But in fact, the altitude of 4,000 meters is very common for fighter jets. As long as the taxiing length is enough and the taxiing speed is faster, there will be no difficulty in taking off. The reason why the Su-27 introduced in my country could not take off on the plateau was because the original aircraft avionics system prohibited it. Putting down the landing gear at an altitude below 1,500 meters can be solved by replacing the electronic plug-in board. There is no difficulty at all. Therefore, when it applies for the Military Science and Technology Progress Award, it does so from the combat portal, not from the scientific research portal.

The deployment of our military troops is also part of strategic deterrence against India. In the east and west sections of the Sino-Indian border, our army has deployed 13 border defense regiments. Another 52 Mountain Infantry Brigade is responsible for offensive operations in the mountain jungles of southern Tibet. The 53 Mountain Infantry Brigade is responsible for offensive operations in the western section of the border plateau area. The 149th Army of the 13th Group Division (Eastern Section) and the 61st Division (Western Section) of the 21st Group Army will enter Tibet at any time to provide support. With these troops, the Indians will not be able to take advantage in border conflicts and small and medium-scale wars.

In order to ensure the combat effectiveness of the troops entering Tibet from the mainland, our army has developed special equipment such as individual oxygen masks and special plateau food to avoid large-scale altitude sickness and altitude sickness in the troops due to altitude sickness, ensuring that Support troops can be deployed quickly to form combat capabilities. Although this is inconspicuous, it has truly improved our military's ability to deter India.

These are deployments specific to India. In other aspects, the progress of our military has also affected our country's strategic posture towards India, and enhanced our country's means of playing games with India.

For example, India and Pakistan are competing to develop ballistic missiles. The range of its Agni-3 long-range ballistic missiles happens to cover my country's Beijing and Shanghai areas. This is threatening my country not to intervene in its war with Pakistan. Our military has made considerable progress in ballistic missile interception technology and has successfully conducted interception tests many times. Its current level is second only to the United States in the world (Israel is a technology developed by the United States). If our military deploys Hongqi-9 air defense missiles in Tibet, it can intercept ballistic missiles launched by India, thus reducing India's threat to us.

In short, our army is quite well prepared for the war against India. The military deployment in the entire Tibet region is both offensive and defensive. Once the war starts, it can immediately bring the war to India. With the support of strong backing, our border defense troops also refused to give in during patrols and prevailed in many border conflicts. However, there were no public reports in the country.

In addition to the internal strength of military preparations, our country has also highlighted its diplomatic support and assistance to countries surrounding India. Countries such as Pakistan, Bangladesh, Myanmar, and Sri Lanka have all received military assistance from our country.

Let’s look at Sri Lanka first. This small country is located at the southern tip of the Indian Peninsula. Geographically, it has a strong ability to control the Bay of Bengal and the North Indian Ocean, and can effectively contain the Indian Navy. Especially when cooperating with the military base in Myanmar, it can effectively cut off the connection between India's Andaman and Nicobar Islands and the mainland, and undermine India's control of the Bay of Bengal.

my country’s military assistance to Sri Lanka mainly consists of arms exports, with ground equipment accounting for the majority, such as Type 81 automatic rifles, Type 63 armored transport vehicles, and WZ551 6-wheel armored transport vehicles; how many equipment does the Sri Lankan Air Force have? K-8 primary trainer aircraft, JJ-5 intermediate trainer aircraft, J-7 fighter jets, and Y-8 medium transport aircraft. The Navy purchased the Type 037 submarine hunting aircraft.

Although Sri Lanka has imported a lot of Chinese weapons, it is deeply influenced by India. The Tamil Tigers in Sri Lanka have some connections with people in the Tamil state in India. India uses this as an excuse. He once sent troops to participate in the Sri Lankan Civil War. After all, Sri Lanka is close to India and our support is beyond our reach. Therefore, our assistance to him is mainly to improve the relationship between the two countries and prevent it from completely turning to India. It has little participation in my country's specific containment actions.

Bangladesh was formerly part of Pakistan. It was occupied by the Indian army during the Third Middle East War and became independent from Pakistan. Since the country has a large population and is poor, and its territory is surrounded by India, we cannot expect him to make any contribution. We can only sell rifles and armored vehicles at low prices to win him over and not completely switch to India.

Myanmar is our important military partner in Southeast Asia. Due to historical reasons, Myanmar has always been excluded by the Western-dominated international community. Its domestic military government is always threatened by the democrats supported by the United States. It must seek support from my country to maintain the stability of the national power. Therefore, China-Myanmar relations are relatively good.

Our military cooperation with Myanmar includes arms sales, establishment of military bases, support for agents and other aspects. The level and scale far exceed that of cooperation with Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. Since Myanmar itself is poor and backward, most of the weapons we sell are army firearms and armored vehicles. In addition, there are also more complex naval and air force equipment such as Q-5 attack aircraft, Shanghai-class and Hainan-class patrol boats.

Although our country has always claimed that our military policy is defensive in nature and has never pursued overseas military bases, in fact our country has long begun to establish small and medium-sized military bases in the Indian Ocean and Pacific waters. The main purposes of these bases are satellite observation, radio reconnaissance, and ship supply. They are usually built around countries or military bases that our country is interested in. For example, our country's satellite observation station in Kiribati is located around the U.S. Western Pacific Missile Range.

my country’s military bases in the Bay of Bengal include 17 islands in Myanmar’s Coco Islands, on which my country’s satellite observation stations, radar stations, radio listening stations and naval bases have been built. In addition, there are also military bases in Kuk Mok, Cambodia. A radar station and a naval base were established on the island. These bases can monitor the Indian military's radio communications in the Bay of Bengal and the northeastern part of the mainland, monitor the activities of Indian military aircraft over the Bay of Bengal, and provide logistical support for our military ships (especially submarines) entering the Bay of Bengal.

The Myanmar military government is currently unable to effectively control the entire territory, and there are still many guerrilla groups within its territory; some of these guerrilla groups are supported by our country, and in some cases they will take some actions at our request. , to cooperate with our country’s diplomatic and military actions.

The Kokang Allied Forces of the Chinese Autonomous Regime in Northern Myanmar is directly a smaller version of the People's Liberation Army. The green military uniforms, small mazaars, big slogans, and red banners are exactly the same as our army.

Pakistan is our country's most important military partner. At the same time, the level and scale of military cooperation between my country and Pakistan is also the highest, far exceeding that of other partners.

In terms of arms trade, the Pakistan Army has purchased my country’s Type 59 and Type 80 main battle tanks. The two parties jointly developed the MBT-2000 main battle tank based on the 88C tank; the Pakistan Air Force has purchased the J- 6. J-7 fighter jets and Qiang-5 attack aircraft jointly developed the FC-1 "Fierce Dragon" fighter jet and are discussing the purchase of J-10 fighter jets; the Pakistani Navy has purchased 4 F-22P guided missile frigates; as for the more concealed The radar and communication equipment are not well known, but I believe there will be many.

In order to prevent India from controlling the entire South Asia, our country has continuously provided various supports to Pakistan in the past few decades. The opening of the China-Pakistan Highway opened a wartime lifeline for Pakistan, allowing my country's aid supplies to continue to enter Pakistan without having to worry about India blocking Pakistani shipping.

When the Third India-Pakistan War developed to the point where East Pakistan was occupied, and the Indian army stormed the important Pakistani town of Lahore in the western sector, and was about to break through the Pakistani army’s defenses, our government issued an ultimatum to India. It must cease fire immediately, otherwise the Chinese government reserves the right to take all measures. It was this statement that forced the Indian government to give up the idea of ??using force to completely resolve the India-Pakistan issue and saved our country's largest ally, Pakistan; this statement also caused a huge response in Saudi Arabia and changed the old Saudi King's view of our country. , paving the way for my country to export Dongfeng-3 long-range ballistic missiles worth US$3.6 billion to Saudi Arabia more than a decade later.

Not only do China and Pakistan cooperate closely strategically, the two militaries also have active cooperation at the tactical level. The western end of the China-India border is close to the disputed Kashmir area between India and Pakistan. The border line runs right at the foot of the Himalayas. Our country’s territory is several thousand meters higher than the territory on the Indian side. Therefore, our army deployed long-range air search radars, three-dimensional guidance radars, etc. to the border to monitor the airspace within hundreds of kilometers of the Indian border from a high position. Once an Indian military aircraft is discovered, it will promptly notify the Pakistani military and guide them. Take off and intercept. Therefore, although the Indian army suppressed and destroyed the Pakistani air defense radar network in every possible way, the Pakistan Air Force was always able to intercept Indian aircraft in time.

Although our country rarely announces or recognizes the status of our military’s foreign cooperation due to diplomatic considerations, this does not mean that our military only takes beatings without fighting back, nor does it mean that our government is all sheep. Just eat grass. The country's strategic layout has not been relaxed for a moment.