The first military Author: spark
After entering 2018, the strategic situation around China is obviously not optimistic. First of all, in the northeast, the United States, Japan, and South Korea have still not given up their military containment of North Korea and are still intending to create a war atmosphere. Second, in the southwest, South Asia, the overlord of India, is eager to try again. Although the tension in the peninsula, but because of the two major countries involved in China and Russia, the United States, Japan and South Korea still dare not use force. In the southwest of India, however, it is actively expanding its armaments. The high-level Indian insurgents also arrogantly clamored for combat readiness. Its arrogance arrogance as last year has not changed. In the face of the insurgency of the Indian Army, China needs to make a sound that gives it a clear understanding of the current situation. Just a moment ago, a heavyweight Chinese media warned India that it would be severely punished by the People's Liberation Army if it repeatedly provoked.
On January 17, the Global Times published an editorial entitled "The Indian military's cooling down on China's performance against hardships". Global Times' website, World Wide Web, directly distributed the entire article with the theme of "If the Indian Army repeatedly provokes it to be well prepared, it will be severely punished by the People's Liberation Army." In this editorial, the Global Times pointed out sharply that the interaction between the Indian army and the media continued to stimulate Indian society and led many Indians to negative feelings about China. This seriously contradicts the consensus reached by Indian Prime Minister Modi and Chinese leaders on properly controlling the dispute and pushing Sino-Indian relations back to a healthy and stable development.
In fact, since the end of the confrontation between the two countries last year, India not only failed to learn lessons, but instead intensified its response to China. As early as December last year, India has accelerated its infrastructure to the Donglang area and also plans to introduce the Bimodal camels around the China-India control line in an attempt to make up for the logistical shortcomings in this simple and effective manner. More recently, however, India plans to procure two twin-engine helicopters for its border police force to deliver soldiers and strategic supplies. In the meantime, in order to strengthen the national defense forces on the northern border, India plans to increase the number of 15,000 people to a total of 15 battalions and 1,000 officers and men in each battalion. From the readiness of the Indian Army to prepare it, India is shifting its national defense attention to "deterring increasingly tough" China.
Have to say that this strategic deployment in India is extremely wrong and extremely dangerous. In response, the Global Times criticism pointed out that adopting a tough line toward China has become "politically correct," adding to the inherent thrust of India's move closer to the United States, Japan and Australia. In other words, India is turning itself into a pawn in the United States, Japan and Australia to block China, while India is deeply trapped in it. Both India and China are big regional powers. China regards India as a developing country and has been trying to maintain friendly relations with India. India, however, was embarrassed about the defeat 55 years ago and regarded China as the biggest obstacle to its rise. Therefore, with the rapid development of India, India has transformed all its national strengths into military forces and deployed advanced weapons and heavily armed forces along the Sino-Indian border. It seems that it is looking for a shameful opportunity. The confrontation between China and India in 2017, which fully demonstrated India's arduous avenge, simply ignored India-China relations and regional peace.
Of course, while safeguarding the relations between China and India, China will never allow India to infringe upon the territorial sovereignty of the country. To this end, the Global Times pointed out that the Donglan incident has been turned pages, but the Indian army does not seem to really learn the lesson, China needs to warn and warn the Indian Army. If they repeatedly take provocative actions, they must be prepared to be severely punished by the People's Liberation Army sooner or later. Indeed, during last year's turmoil, many Chinese authoritative media, including the Xinhua News Agency of People's Daily, severely warned India that the Chinese government and people should not underestimate their determination to defend territorial sovereignty. China will take all necessary measures to safeguard its territory. sovereignty. My country's defense department also issued a clear warning to India: Do not be lucky, shake the mountain and shake the liberation army. After hearing such a dense warning from China, India was aware of the seriousness of the problem and eventually retreated obediently. However, China unknowingly stepped up the military deployment in the Donglang area. The Sino-Indo-China incident ended in an all-out failure of India.
But now, India seems to have forgotten the pain of a good scar, and it begins to jump like a clown. Recently, the Indian Army Chief of Staff Bi Pingwat even even unspeakably said: "We know that China is a strong country, but we are not a weak country. The military has been prepared for the new tensions." Can not help but ask, as the Indian Army commander, before saying such a big talk, why not weigh their weighs a few pounds. To be fair, China can crush India both in terms of overall national strength and unilateral economic and military strength. Even the super-powerful United States did not dare shout and cried to China today. India, however, did not know the heights, relied on the United States and Japan, always wanted to challenge China. This is a complete manifestation of death. If India insists on going its own way, meeting India must inevitably be the PLA's iron fist strikeback. As the Global Times editorial concludes: "China's national power is several times that of India. India's active confrontation with China surely means the strategic consumption it can not afford."