At 8 o'clock in July, Kuangmei turned her eyes to the capital of the Republic. As Sikkim's membership was recognized at the United Nations General Assembly, the situation in South Asia suddenly became tense. It was only a matter of time before the Republic sent troops to Sikkim and started a war with India. However, it is really difficult for the Republic to launch military operations before the "deadline" arrives.

How big is the difference between one day earlier and one day later?

After the news of the war broke out, global news media were waiting for the Republic's "explanation".

When Yan Jingyu came to the State Council Press Release Center, there was another commotion from the reporters who had already been waiting here. According to past practice, the head of the Republic should have appeared at this time Wang Yuanqing, the head of the Republic, not the Premier of the State Council. Some keen reporters also noticed that Ye Zhisheng, executive vice premier of the State Council, who also serves as Minister of National Defense, did not attend the press conference. Logically speaking, Ye Zhisheng should not miss the opportunity to show his face.

What medicine is sold in the gourds of the Republic?

Before the reporter could figure out this problem, Yan Jingyu threw out a "blockbuster" in the venue.

At a press conference in less than 0 minutes, Yan Jingyu released several concentration camps photographed by reconnaissance satellites and reconnaissance aircraft in the outskirts of Gangtok, the capital of Sikkim, and were set up by Indian troops.

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The photos were taken very clearly, especially those photos taken by drones. Not only can they see huge craters, Indian soldiers entering the concentration camp with live ammunition, but they can also see the remains of the victims and incomplete limbs. Without any verbal explanation, anyone can see that a tragic massacre has just happened in this concentration camp where thousands of members of the "Sikkim Independent National Rescue Movement" were imprisoned. Faced with thousands of "innocent civilians" who were unarmed and did not even have the power to move freely, India not only dispatched its troops, but also used heavy weapons including artillery. It is definitely inappropriate to describe what happened in the concentration camp with "suppression". There is only one appropriate word, that is "massacre".

After providing evidence, Yan Jingyu solemnly announced: In view of India's attempt to fundamentally eliminate the independent foundation of Sikkim with the most cruel means; in order to avoid a larger humanitarian disaster and save Sikkim civilians who are about to be cruelly killed by the Indian army, the Republic has to gather troops in Sikkim in advance; if India still insists on its own and does not immediately stop its military operations in Sikkim and withdraws its troops from Sikkim in a comprehensive manner, it will bear all the consequences caused by the war.

The news is short, but it has a very shocking effect.

First of all, is India planning to destroy Sikkim. This question is not difficult to answer. If India does not intend to destroy Sikkim, it will not annex Sikkim, and it will not be so tough on the issue of Sikkim's independence and founding. In the century, India completed the annexation of Sikkim in a three-step manner in a nearly blade year, which was fundamentally eliminated Sikkim by "boiling a frog in warm water".

Secondly, is India using the most cruel means to achieve the goal of destroying Sikkim. This question is not difficult to answer. After being annexed by India, the Sikkim people in exile established an exiled government and have been working hard to rebuild their motherland for decades. In order to combat the independence movement in Sikkim, India deployed an infantry division in this "autonomous state" with an area of ​​only more than four square kilometers and a population of less than ten thousand soldiers. The conflict between the Indian army and the Sikkim Independence Movement has not stopped. For decades, tens of thousands of Sikkim people were slaughtered by Indian soldiers and police in the campaign to fight for independence. Tens of thousands of Sikkim people were forced to leave their homes and go into exile to foreign lands. In order to fundamentally eliminate Sikkim, India not only used extremely cruel means to deal with independence.

Motivators also tried every means to erase the traditional culture of Sikkim by opening Hindi schools in Sikkim, promoting textbooks compiled by the Indian government, modifying the Sikkim calendar, and entering Indian culture. Although these methods did not achieve much effect, especially after the Fourth India-Pakistan War, the Sikkim independence movement was rising. The guerrillas not only used practical actions to fight against Indian cultural invasion, but also awakened the independence consciousness in the Sikkim people. However, for a country with only a population of hundreds of thousands, if they want to resist "behemoths" like India, they are undoubtedly "spider crickets shake trees". India can kill thousands of Sikkim people who insist on independence with extremely cruel means, and can deal with other Sikkim people with the same cruel means.

Another is the "large-scale humanitarian disaster". Although Sikkim has a small population, as an independent country, Sikkim has a unique cultural tradition and is part of human civilization. If Sikkim dies from then on, it will be a huge loss for the entire human society. Of course, this reason is a bit far-fetched, after all, Sikkim has only a few tens of thousands of people. No matter how big the disaster is, it is not as good as the Peninsula War and the Japanese War.

There are also problems in sending troops in advance. According to the "Last Connection" issued by the Republic, India's withdrawal from Sikkim is July 1st, and the war broke out before Yan Jingyu released the news, that is, the Republic not only launched a military operation before the deadline came, but also launched a military operation before the news. Of course, this is understandable, because the massacre of the concentration camp in the suburbs of Gangtok occurred at the night of the day. The Republic's military operation began in the early morning of the day. Therefore, the Republic's action first and then declared is not a big problem.

The key is "all consequences". Although the Republic sent troops to Sikkim to help Sikkim build a certain legal basis, the Republic's military operations were therefore restricted. The question now is, if India did not stop military operations and did not withdraw troops from Sikkim, will the Republic expand the scale of the war? There is no need to answer this question. After the Sikkim question surfaced, India has been preparing for war, and the Republic also completed its preparations for war at the end of July. With the historical grudges between the two countries, Sikkim was just the fuse of the war, and finally, at the height of the distance, the bullets of the eight magazines' self-guided attack ability were covered with bullets of the eight magazines at the height of the distance.

Such excellent performance comes from its high development.

In the beginning, the "compound ballistic opposition attack missile" was developed in accordance with the requirements of "anti-missile and anti-satellite". In other words, the missile only needs to be replaced with a new warhead and guidance system. The increase in the volume of the liquid rocket fuel tank can make it an air-launched anti-missile and anti-satellite missile. It is precisely because the guidance components of anti-missile corpse anti-satellites are too expensive and their "economic" has affected that the Air Force has developed much cheaper ground attack missiles on this basis, and has been purchased in large quantities since the year of the Blade.

What is important is that at the beginning of design, this type of missile required it to be carried and launched by tactical fighters, and strict requirements were made on its quality. Although supersonic bombers such as pestle blades are used as carrier platforms, heavy fighters such as small or small fighters can still be used as carrier and launch platforms when necessary. If small or small fighters are used as carrier and launch platforms, fighters can be equipped with two missiles under the wings. It is precisely this that the Air Force has reduced the procurement quantity of small or small fighters and retained a large number of small or old fighters.

The main force involved in the attack was the Little Thug 4 fighter jets. For the Republic Air Force, this can be regarded as cost savings.

Combining different flight trajectories, the missile's penetration performance has been greatly improved.

Because India does not have national strategic defense capabilities, it is impossible to deal with missiles with a flight altitude of more than 1,000 meters, and it is impossible to intercept the incoming missile in the middle. As the missile enters the dive attack stage, the flight speed exceeds the Limach missile again before reaching the ballistic apex. The rocket engine will stop working, and then rely on inertia to fly to the target along the parabola, far exceeding the interception speed of the general anti-missile system. Even if the missile slows down at a height of 1,000 meters, its flight speed will not be lower than the old Mach, and the general anti-missile system will not have obvious interception effect on its general anti-missile system.

Compared with previous hypersonic cruise missiles, the great advantage of the new missile is that it shortens the attack time.

Because the average flight speed of the missile is around Mach, the hypersonic cruise missile that attacks the thugs is also about seconds.

The shorter the flight time, the shorter the reaction time left to the enemy.

The "advanced theater air defense and anti-missile system" provided to India by the Huang Kingdom. The reaction time from receiving the alarm to conducting air defense interception is minutes, and the time from launching to hitting the target is less than 4 minutes. Even if India's air defense and anti-missile system is ready before 8 o'clock, it can only intercept the adjacent missiles within 4 minutes. "A large air base has only a thug at most, and can only intercept a target at most. According to the calculation of the air defense interception efficiency and the hit rate of the jump, only a force missile is needed to fire at each air base to ensure that at least 8 missiles hit the target. To destroy the Tang Air Base, at most, only a missile is needed.

In this round of attack, many small thugs and thugs launched the fighter jets, attacking many large air force bases in India.

In addition, two brigades of knife bombers participated in the bombing operation and fired about the wizard of the old large air force bases in India.

Because the flight altitude exceeded the detection range of the Indian air defense system and exceeded the detection altitude of the air defense radar, when hundreds of missiles flew to the Indian Air Force Base, except for the strategic warning radar deployed in Jaipur and Ranchi, the air defense systems in northern India did not respond, and they did not know that the disaster was about to come.

The Indian Air Force's strategic air defense system simply cannot respond within 4 minutes.

Less than 8 o'clock, the first batch of missiles hit the Hisar Air Force Base in the northwest of New Delhi.

In the next seconds, several air bases in northern India were bombed one after another.

In order to achieve "synchronization," that is, all bombing operations must be completed within seconds. The aircraft groups participating in the bombing operations fired missiles at a distance from the target thug Jinmi. In this way, the aircraft groups attacking the air bases in northwest India did not approach the border at all. Missiles were launched over the Pamir Plateau and the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, while fighters attacking the air bases in southern Winmaiya launched missiles in airspace near the border.

This round of strike not only kicked off the prelude to large-scale strategic bombing, but also declared the doomsday of the Indian Air Force.

With just one round of bombing, the Indian Air Force lost more than 70% of its large bases, leaving only a few old air bases located at the southern end of India's Central Island. Without bases, no matter how many fighter jets there are in the Indian Air Force, it is impossible to reverse the situation.

However, for the front-line commander-in-chief Pei Chengyi, the war has just begun.

There are hundreds of Indian fighter jets in the air. In addition, there are close-blade Indian fighter jets before the bombing begins. If you want to expand the bombing scale and allow more fighter jets to perform bombing missions in Indian airspace, you have to kill those Indian fighters that are in trouble and seize the battlefield air supremacy.
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