US journalist National Interest reports that India and China will have a nuclear war
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A report released on the American journal “National Interest” states that if the war between India and China broke out so it is likely that this will take the form of nuclear and its effects will spread far beyond China and India. The war between the two countries is likely to be one of the largest and most destructive wars in Asia and the world. This will result in a huge loss of life to humans and will have a profound impact on the global economy. However, geography and population proportion may play a unique role in this war.
India-China borders meet at two places and regional conflicts are found in both places. In October 1962, China invaded both of these aforementioned fronts. As a result, the war that began lasted for a month and then ended with some simple benefits for China on the ground. The “policy to start a war without the use of nuclear weapons” by any of the parties would make the nuclear war to the great extent possible. Both countries have huge populations with more than 1.3 billion populations in each country. Like all modern wars, any war between India and China will be fought by land, sea and air sources. In this regard, the focus will be primarily on aviation operations in which fighter aircraft and missiles are used. However, India is likely to have a unique position in regards to maritime conflict, which will prove to be an important card and can have devastating effects on the Chinese economy.
According to the US journal, China can fulfill its air force with ballistic missiles, whether they are nuclear or conventional missiles. One can imagine the devastation that the missiles of the DF-11, DF-15 and DF-21 missiles could inflict on India’s bases with 2000 missiles. These missiles can be used to target strategic targets on Indian soil. However, it can not be ignored that if the flight stage comes, the Indian Air Force will be in a better position than the Chinese Air Force. Although the war will spread to China’s less settled border, New Delhi is only 213 miles away from the Tibetan border.
Indian Air Fighter jets include the Su-30Mk1 Flankers, MiG-29 and Mirage-2000. It is likely that India has such a large number of fighter jets that it can deal with war on two fronts at the same time, especially if India was forced to fight the Pakistani air force at the same time. At least in the near term, India is not capable of responding to any Chinese ballistic missile attack, the US Journal added. Missiles fired from and Tibet can hit the northern half of India. India has no defense against ballistic missiles.
It seems that the ground war between the Indian and Chinese forces would prove to be a more decisive phase of this concerted action. However, that would be the opposite. Mass attacks can be easily prevented by resorting to heavy artillery. Because the invading ground forces would be scattered between the valleys and the mountain roads. The number of Indian bad forces is 12 million while China’s bad army number is 22 million. The movement of the sea will prove to be a crucial front in the dispute between the two countries, because India is located on the shores of the Indian Ocean. This means that the neck of China will be in his hands. The Indian Navy can easily reduce China’s trade with Europe, the Middle East and Africa through its submarines, aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya and warships. In contrast, it may take weeks for the Chinese navy to deploy its navy resources to break the Indian siege.
According to the US journal, the cargo shipment in and out of China will be forced to change the route west of the Pacific. It is well-known that China accounts for 87% of the total imports of oil that comes mainly from the Middle East and Africa. China’s strategic oil reserves could potentially curb fuel shortages in the country for 77 days. However, after that China will have to try to end the war. The war between India and China will have dire consequences for countries, continent Asia and the global economy both in the short and long term. The balance of power and geopolitics make it clear that this war will certainly not prove decisive.
