At a time when India continued to increase its troops to the border, adding 6 artillery regiments such as the US-made M777 type 155 mm howitzer, the South Korean K-9 self-propelled artillery and rocket artillery, and 7 battalions of 8,000 elite Indo-Tibetan border police forces. Pakistan has already struck, and Pakistan's three iron fists are enough.
In fact, for India, India has a two-line fortification, and the main force of hundreds of thousands of troops is firmly contained by Pakistan. Pakistan has three major iron fists directly aimed at India, that is, the 1st Army, the 6th Army, and the 2nd Army, the most elite of which is the 1st Army equipped with the latest VT-4 tank produced by our country, the 6th Army equipped with Khalid tank, the 2nd Army equipped with T-80U tank, and the AH-1 Super Cobra attack helicopter cover.
Moreover, the three armies also have a large number of infantry fighting vehicles, Dow anti-tank missiles, M-109 self-propelled guns and 155 mm truck howitzers imported from our country. At present, these three major iron fists are conducting offensive exercises, river crossing exercises, and other multi-service coordinated offensive and defensive exercises.
India's chief of staff, Bipin Rawat, said the Pakistani army did not dare to infiltrate India as it did in Kargil 20 years ago because they had seen the consequences. Pakistan was begging. They don't have the money to fight. Firecrackers can only be set off everywhere through agents! At the same time, he also said: Not only Does Pakistan dare not move India, but even other countries dare not attack India. In another five years, the Indian army will be stronger than ever.
The Indian Army is now developing battle group offensive tactics. Analysts point to this as one of the Indian Army's most significant restructuring plans to improve command efficiency, rapid response capabilities and coordinated operations capabilities. However, due to factors such as outdated supporting equipment, the absence of air power and logistical support difficulties, the plan may not be able to achieve its wishes in the end.
India wants to establish 8 battle groups, one battle group of 20,000 people, with infantry, engineers, tanks, armored vehicles, air defense units and logistics units, and even air power, basically reinforcement divisions. Once the Indian Battle Group starts a war, it will be able to make multiple rapid assaults, attack the opponent's weak points, and once it is successful, it will launch a large-scale maneuver to the depth.
The Indian Army currently has 14 corps, four of which are India's so-called "Strike Corps", namely the 1st Army, 2nd Army, 17th Army and 21st Army, of which the 2nd Army and 21st Army are headquartered in Ambarra in western India and Bhopal in the central part of India, respectively, and are mainly responsible for threats in the direction of Pakistan. Once the Indian Battle Group opens the breakthrough, the Indian main strike corps will pass through the breakthrough and attack deep.
However, India cannot play this tactic at all. India's 6 most advanced artillery regiments have now reached areas such as Ladakh. All that remains of India are 150 BM-21 hail rockets from the 70s, as well as older weapons such as older 105mm howitzers and 130mm cannons. Moreover, India only has more than 20 AH-64 attack helicopters, and the main force is also in the direction of Ladakh.
The only thing that can deal with Pakistan is reconnaissance helicopters, not to mention armed drones, not even reconnaissance drones. The real main force is more than 1,000 T-90 tanks and more than 2,000 T-72 tanks.
However, the Pakistani Infantry Division is armed with Pakistan-made Red Arrow 8 anti-tank missiles, about 21,350, and more than 4,000 American Tao-2 anti-tank missiles. The Pakistani infantry could then rely on their positions to carry out interceptive strikes against the Indian armored forces, after the Indian armored forces suffered heavy losses. Pakistan's three major iron fists will be put into battle, and the in-depth assault will seize the key logistics bases and roads in the rear of the Indian army to cut off the Indian army's rear roads and supplies, and finally form a closed encirclement posture.
Moreover, although the Indian Air Force has many aircraft, the hit rate is very average. In March 2019, India carefully planned 12 fighter jets to strike targets in Pakistan, and after some maneuvering, it blew up a forest. So many planes were dispatched, so many bombs were dropped, but the targets were not destroyed. After a large number of Advanced Weapons deployed on the Eastern Front, Pakistan is now facing a badly weakened Indian army. If you really fight, India will not take advantage.