The establishment of the Red Alert base was very fast, in fact, the main thing Qi Yiming needed was the cryogenic space device, which could directly teleport the Red Alert Corps stored there to participate in the battle. The rest of the troop-building buildings are not in such a hurry, and Qi Yiming is not lacking in these production capacity now, but supplies the base's production equipment and troop resources, which is slightly unable to keep up.

Moreover, the PLA will not leave all the fighters to Qi Yiming's Red Police Corps, and the main role of the Red Police Corps is to play a supporting role. However, Qi Yiming predicts that if a big war really breaks out, his Red Police Corps will still be the main force on the battlefield when it is difficult for the PLA to rapidly expand the size of the army for a while.

In order to support the large-scale military operations of the PLA and the Red Guard Corps in the South Asian subcontinent, adequate logistics support is indispensable. Although the Chinese army in southern Tibet was victorious in the early stage, as the war continued, even with the support of the Red Police base, the front-line army still needed a lot of logistics support from the rear.

For this reason, the military has planned two routes, one is to let the engineering troops go south from Metuo and grab a railway running through southern Tibet to northeastern India; because the state has already mastered a lot of extremely advanced engineering equipment at this time, although the task is arduous, it is not impossible to build such a railway within a few months. The other route is from Yunnan via Myanmar and then directly from Myanmar to northeastern India. This road is relatively easy to follow, but through Myanmar, it is naturally necessary to involve Myanmar in this war.

Myanmar has been controlled by China for many years, and it can be regarded as relatively familiar at this time, and Myanmar is also a country that has always kept pace with China internationally, and it is also a member of the SCO. China's campaign against India is also Myanmar's war against India, and Myanmar will inevitably be involved in the war as it spreads from southern Tibet to more parts of India. This is a process problem, so there is no difficulty. There are also railways between China and Myanmar, but from Myanmar to northeastern India, the road conditions are relatively poor, and they can only be used as much as possible to avoid losses and so on.

Even if the transportation cost is slightly higher, the timeliness can be guaranteed, and it can transport thousands of tons of goods at a time, which is absolutely unambiguous. In the final analysis, the railways from Tibet to South Asia and from Myanmar to South Asia need to be built, and as long as the railways are built, China's control over the country here in the future will naturally be very different.

China's sharpest weapons now are not only its own powerful army, but also capital and commodities from China, which are excellent weapons for China to exert influence. For example, within the SCO, there are not without some nationalist elements who oppose China's dominance of their own country, but with the high degree of economic integration and the continuous communication and integration of cultures, more and more people have become accustomed to this kind of life, because the abundance of Chinese goods has improved their lives, and investment from China has provided their jobs and prospered the region. In order to achieve political unity, it is necessary to achieve economic unity, and China will use its great economic power to control the entire SCO, and over time, these countries will become more and more like China, and of course China will be affected by them to a certain extent.

After China launched an offensive against India, there was one country that was not idle, and that was Pakistan. Pakistan has also developed a very deep friendship with China and an all-weather strategic partnership. However, because China is in a state of isolation and helplessness on the other side, the friendship between China and Pakistan is very abrupt and precious, but in this plane, China leads the SCO and has many allies, while Pakistan has not joined the SCO out of practical considerations, and is unwilling to offend the Americans too much in an attempt to achieve a balance between the two superpowers, so relatively speaking, the relationship between China and Pakistan is not so unique and important.

However, as an important friend of China and a stakeholder, China notified Pakistan in advance when it sent troops into southern Tibet and other Sino-Indian disputed areas, and Pakistan was shocked at first when it heard the news, but soon ecstatic.

Pakistan is well aware of China's military strength, and many Pakistani military figures believe that China's military strength is stronger than that of the United States, especially in the Indian Ocean region. Obviously, India does not have the strength to resist China, even if India uses nuclear weapons, it can only provoke a more terrifying nuclear counterattack, and if India does not want to be abused by the Chinese like in 1962, it will definitely have to press a large number of troops to resist the Chinese's step-by-step pressing. And this timing is especially important for Pakistanis. The struggle between India and Pakistan in Kashmir has never stopped, and there is a constant exchange of fire, and if we can take advantage of this opportunity to gain an advantage in Kashmir and even occupy the whole territory, it will definitely be a very happy thing.

So three days after China drove into southern Tibet, Pakistan also instigated an offensive in the India-Pakistan border area, and this time the Pakistani army rarely dispatched its air force, and a number of FC-1 Thunder fighters mounted ground attack weapons to bomb the Indian army on the border, and the Indian army was not to be outdone and dispatched a number of fighters to fight back against the Pakistani side. The Pakistani side also had a number of self-produced JF-8 fighters (J-8II that received the technology transfer from China's Shenfei) and engaged in air battles with the Indian Air Force, resulting in mutual damage, with the Indian army losing three and the Pakistani army losing two.

However, the ground forces of the Pakistani army played a triumphant song, broke through the Indian army's guards, directly attacked the hinterland of Indian-controlled Kashmir, and launched a very fierce battle with the Indian army. The Pakistani army is naturally much inferior to the Chinese army in terms of equipment, but Pakistan has also introduced a lot of advanced equipment from China. For example, in this battle, the Pakistani army dispatched dozens of main tanks VT-1A, which can be regarded as taking advantage of the Indian army's armored forces dominated by T-72.

However, the Indian army, which does not have much will to fight against the Chinese army, may have a morale or combat power buff effect when facing Pakistan, an old enemy, so the resistance is still quite fierce. In addition, although Pakistan's army was built under China's division, it did not learn anything very similar, so it only fought with the Indian army. The Pakistani army used similar refueling tactics, constantly putting in new reserves, and then crushing the Indian army that could not fight for a long time.

Thirty years after the Third Indo-Pakistani War in the early seventies, Pakistanis still have a deep hatred for India's dismemberment of East Pakistan, and the unresolved Kashmir issue has made Pakistanis more determined to wage war against India. This time, with the Chinese in front of the MT, attracting the main hatred of India, Pakistan immediately followed the attempt to use the superior forces in the west to take Jammu Kashmir, and from then on completely settle the territorial dispute with India, just as China intended.

Pakistan has not been preparing for the flag-burning war for a long time, as China has been preparing for for a long time, and they have only been preparing for less than 10 days at most from the time China informed Pakistan of the possibility of war. Therefore, as soon as the Pakistani army made a move, it wanted to be thunderous and able to suppress the Indian army. However, the Indian army guarding Pakistan on the border is much stronger than the Indian army garrisoning China in the puppet Arunachal Pradesh, and in terms of size and equipment, the Indian army is still relatively superior to the Pakistani army. India has purchased a lot of weapons and equipment from the United States in recent years, two-thirds of which will be used against Pakistan and the remaining one-third to guard against China.

Pakistan's biggest advantage is actually that in the northeast of India, China has pinned down the follow-up forces of the Indian army, making it impossible for the Indian army to deal with the "simultaneous invasion" of China and Pakistan at the same time.

The Indian army had just mobilized the troops of two armies and was ready to go to the northeast to meet the Chinese army, but after the spoiler Pakistan appeared, India was a little anxious. India's Prime Minister has declared a state of emergency across the country and has requisitioned more available troops to send troops in two directions, especially in the direction of Jammu and Kashmir.

The Indian army's emphasis on the west and light on the east naturally brought greater danger to the Pakistani army; after experiencing a series of victories in the initial battle, Pakistan still suffered a fierce blow from the Indian army in Kashmir, although the losses were not very heavy, but it could only retreat, and some areas just captured fell back into the hands of the Chinese.

Qi Yiming felt that after all, there was a gap in national strength between Pakistan and India in terms of national strength, and it was still a bit inadequate to let Pakistan deal with India and contain India in Kashmir, and if the Indians were allowed to fight on two fronts, it would be difficult to take care of the end and the end, and the pressure on the Indian army on the western front would have to be increased.

A Chinese mountain mecha combat brigade departed from Asekechin and crossed the mountains to directly attack the Ladakh region of India. Although the Chinese army is not as large as the Pakistani army in terms of size, it is not the same in terms of combat effectiveness, and China's mecha units, with the cooperation of the air force, have successively broken through the Indian army's defenses, annihilated a large number of Indian troops stationed in Ladakh, and established China's actual control over the Ladakh region.

Ladakh has always been known as Little Tibet, the local population is mainly Tibetan, believes in Tibetan Buddhism, and has a deep historical relationship with China, although it is not a disputed territory, but China has never recognized India's sovereignty over Ladakh.

The appearance of Chinese troops on the flank immediately relieved the pressure on Pakistan on the western front, while India was even more faced with a dilemma, whether to first level the west and then look to the east, or sweep the east and then manage the west. The reality is that India can't take care of both ends at the same time, and even if one takes care of the other, the other side of the country may not be able to win, and it is really very entangled for a while.