Among the various systems of the social strategic defense system, the air-based laser interception system is specifically responsible for the missile ascending section... "It is the air-based laser interception system that is the most effective and easiest to deploy. Whether it is the light of the Republic. The basic equipment of the air-based laser interception system, the full name of the "air laser missile defense platform" or the United States' full name is "air tactical laser interception platform". They are all designed according to the requirements of the "three air" for air deployment, aerial excitement and air combat. In addition to the long-range detection radar used to perform strategic alert tasks, the entire system, including logistics support facilities, is an air platform, that is, large transport aircraft as carriers, has extremely strong strategic and combat maneuverability. As a strategic force, the air-based laser interception system can take up within minutes after receiving the order, reach any local defense direction within a few hours, and immediately perform strategic defense patrol missions after arrival.

Compared with other interception systems, the air-based laser interception system is more "attacky".

Because it mainly deals with ballistic missiles in the ascending section, the carriers of the air-based laser interception system generally operate a combat readiness patrol mission at a distance of 1,000 meters from the enemy and the missile launching position. Although this deployment requirement is very high, for example, it is necessary to master absolute air supremacy before deployment to avoid the aircraft being intercepted by enemy fighters. For example, the carrier is a large transport aircraft, and the airport infrastructure requirements are relatively high. It cannot be deployed in field airports and can only rely on large air bases. Considering that the carriers perform patrol missions on the front line

The shortest time limit. The deployment location should not exceed a few kilometers from the patrol airspace, so as to affect the use range of the carrier aircraft. However, as the most effective and direct interception method, the air-based laser interception system can not only be used to deal with the enemy's strategic ballistic missiles, but also to deal with tactical ballistic missiles. The Japanese war proved that the air-based laser interception system has very high interception performance. In this way, in actual combat applications, the original strategic defense system is often used as a tactical defense system.

Affected by its "aggressiveness", the air-based laser interception system has become a key monitoring target.

According to the logic of the US intelligence agency, the deployment of air-based laser interception systems to the front line means that the Republic is about to take extreme measures in the war.

This logic is not without basis. During the Japanese war, before bombing Japan's nuclear facilities, the Republic deployed an air-based laser interception system forward and successfully intercepted the strategic ballistic missiles launched by Japan. Starting from ensuring the absolute safety of the local area, before taking extreme war measures, the Republic will definitely first use the only air-based laser interception system that can adopt offensive deployment methods.

As two air-based laser interception systems deployed in the southwest and northwest of the Republic took off from large air force bases, the United States' strategic early warning satellite immediately alerted the Pentagon.

After receiving the news, Duqiwei immediately took a breath.

China intends to use nuclear weapons!?

Although the Chinese Air Force has not yet obtained absolute air supremacy, and at least many air defense systems on the ground have not been destroyed, the time for deploying an air-based laser interception system is ripe. At least the Indian Air Force has been completely defeated and cannot pose a threat to the carrier mechanism hiding behind the fighter's defense line.

The interception system is enough to deal with India's nuclear threat.

According to the information mastered by the US intelligence agencies, the air-based interception system of the Republic adopts the preparation system of the Chinese porridge, that is, the thugs receive carriers carrying laser interceptors, 3 carriers used to search, detect and track targets, and 6 carriers responsible for logistics support, among which Dart specifically provides air charging services for other air platforms. When four interception carriers and support carriers are deployed forward, the entire combat system can perform strategic patrol tasks continuously. Even in the most complex situation, the dart interception carrier can attack targets at the same time, and each carrier can intercept targets after full charge of the laser interception system. That is to say, if deployed according to normal standards, the interception system can restore part of the interception capability after time, and restore all interception capabilities after 6 hours.

The interception capability of the entire combat system is not strong enough to cope with the nuclear power of a medium-sized nuclear power country.

Stream.

The Republic deploys a simultaneous interception system to the front line, which is definitely to cover both the world and the world at the same time.

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The reality is that "the interception system can offset India's nuclear power.

According to the information obtained by the United States, India has a total of nuclear warheads. Although the number of warheads exceeds the interception capability of the thug's air-based laser interception system, after India mastered multiple warhead technology, its throwing tool, that is, strategic ballistic missiles, was reduced to Quezi. Because India's "firefire, strategic ballistic missiles have a range of only kilometers, in order to cover the entire China, Baozi missiles are respectively deployed at strategic missile bases near Sahalanpur, Kanpur, Aizaor, Bhopal and Bangalore. The first three missile bases undertake strategic threat and strike tasks. The latter two missile bases undertake strategic counterattack tasks.

According to the intelligence mastered by the United States, after the southern Tibet conflict, India reduced missiles deployed in the first three missile bases, and only retained three missile brigades for each missile brigade.

Among the various systems of the social strategic defense system, the air-based laser interception system is specifically responsible for the missile ascending section... "It is the air-based laser interception system that is the most effective and easiest to deploy. Whether it is the light of the Republic. The basic equipment of the air-based laser interception system, the full name of the "air laser missile defense platform" or the United States' full name is "air tactical laser interception platform". They are all designed according to the requirements of the "three air" for air deployment, aerial excitement and air combat. In addition to the long-range detection radar used to perform strategic alert tasks, the entire system, including logistics support facilities, is an air platform, that is, large transport aircraft as carriers, has extremely strong strategic and combat maneuverability. As a strategic force, the air-based laser interception system can take up within minutes after receiving the order, reach any local defense direction within a few hours, and immediately perform strategic defense patrol missions after arrival.

Compared with other interception systems, the air-based laser interception system is more "attacky".

Because it mainly deals with ballistic missiles in the ascending section, the carriers of the air-based laser interception system generally operate a combat readiness patrol mission at a distance of 1,000 meters from the enemy and the missile launching position. Although this deployment requirement is very high, for example, it is necessary to master absolute air supremacy before deployment to avoid the aircraft being intercepted by enemy fighters. For example, the carrier is a large transport aircraft, and the airport infrastructure requirements are relatively high. It cannot be deployed in field airports and can only rely on large air bases. Considering that the carriers perform patrol missions on the front line

The shortest time limit. The deployment location should not exceed a few kilometers from the patrol airspace, so as to affect the use range of the carrier aircraft. However, as the most effective and direct interception method, the air-based laser interception system can not only be used to deal with the enemy's strategic ballistic missiles, but also to deal with tactical ballistic missiles. The Japanese war proved that the air-based laser interception system has very high interception performance. In this way, in actual combat applications, the original strategic defense system is often used as a tactical defense system.

Affected by its "aggressiveness", the air-based laser interception system has become a key monitoring target.

According to the logic of the US intelligence agency, the deployment of air-based laser interception systems to the front line means that the Republic is about to take extreme measures in the war.

This logic is not without basis. During the Japanese war, before bombing Japan's nuclear facilities, the Republic deployed an air-based laser interception system forward and successfully intercepted the strategic ballistic missiles launched by Japan. Starting from ensuring the absolute safety of the local area, before taking extreme war measures, the Republic will definitely first use the only air-based laser interception system that can adopt offensive deployment methods.

As two air-based laser interception systems deployed in the southwest and northwest of the Republic took off from large air force bases, the United States' strategic early warning satellite immediately alerted the Pentagon.

After receiving the news, Duqiwei immediately took a breath.

China intends to use nuclear weapons!?

Although the Chinese Air Force has not yet obtained absolute air supremacy, and at least many air defense systems on the ground have not been destroyed, the time for deploying an air-based laser interception system is ripe. At least the Indian Air Force has been completely defeated and cannot pose a threat to the carrier mechanism hiding behind the fighter's defense line.

The interception system is enough to deal with India's nuclear threat.

According to the information mastered by the US intelligence agencies, the air-based interception system of the Republic adopts the preparation system of the Chinese porridge, that is, the thugs receive carriers carrying laser interceptors, 3 carriers used to search, detect and track targets, and 6 carriers responsible for logistics support, among which Dart specifically provides air charging services for other air platforms. When four interception carriers and support carriers are deployed forward, the entire combat system can perform strategic patrol tasks continuously. Even in the most complex situation, the dart interception carrier can attack targets at the same time, and each carrier can intercept targets after full charge of the laser interception system. That is to say, if deployed according to normal standards, the interception system can restore part of the interception capability after time, and restore all interception capabilities after 6 hours.

The interception capability of the entire combat system is not strong enough to cope with the nuclear power of a medium-sized nuclear power country.

Stream.

The Republic deploys a simultaneous interception system to the front line, which is definitely to cover both the world and the world at the same time.

.

The reality is that "the interception system can offset India's nuclear power.

According to the information obtained by the United States, India has a total of nuclear warheads. Although the number of warheads exceeds the interception capability of the thug's air-based laser interception system, after India mastered multiple warhead technology, its throwing tool, that is, strategic ballistic missiles, was reduced to Quezi. Because India's "firefire, strategic ballistic missiles have a range of only kilometers, in order to cover the entire China, Baozi missiles are deployed in strategic missile bases near Sahalanpur, Kanpur, Aizaor, Bhopal and Bangalore. Among them, the first three missile bases are responsible for strategic threats and strikes, and two missiles are responsible for strategic counterattack tasks.

According to the intelligence mastered by the United States, after the conflict in southern Tibet, India reduced the missiles deployed in the first three missile bases, and only retained 3 missile brigades for each missile brigade, each missile brigade was equipped with thugs. The final victory was achieved.

In other words, China has no motivation to use nuclear weapons.

If a rogue state like Iran is messing around without motivation, many people believe it. However, if a superpower like China uses extreme means without motivation, no one will believe it. Wang Yuanqing's purpose in fighting this war is not to defeat India. But to conquer India and control India. The prerequisite for conquest and control is that India must be an actual country, not a country that will only appear in history textbooks in the future. If you use nuclear weapons to destroy India, China will not think of anything.

Will Wang Yuanqing do such a stupid thing?

Duqiwei knew what the answer was, and even believed that even if India used nuclear weapons, as long as the nuclear warhead did not land on China and did not explode above the Chinese army's heads, Wang Yuanqing would resist the urge to retaliate and only attack India's nuclear arsenal without venting his anger with India's civilian nuclear facilities.

China will not launch a strategic nuclear strike against India, and will it use tactical nuclear weapons?

Duqiwei had to consider this issue because it was related to the direction of the war.

With the Republic’s promise to abolish the first use of nuclear weapons many years ago, the threshold for using tactical nuclear weapons in war has been greatly reduced. All nuclear powers are discussing the possibility of using tactical nuclear weapons. They are actively promoting the development of new tactical nuclear weapons. Not to mention, the United States has developed many new tactical nuclear weapons, such as ground-based tactical nuclear warheads dedicated to dealing with strategic command centers buried deep underground, and the fourth-generation neutron bullets that minimize radioactive pollution. If the fifth-generation nuclear weapons are included, the minimum explosive equivalent of tactical nuclear weapons has been reduced to about marshal tonnes, and radioactive pollution has been completely eliminated. In addition to still being named "nuclear weapons", the fifth-generation tactical nuclear weapons can be used as conventional weapons.

According to Du Qiwei's understanding, the decision-maker who used the fifth generation of tactical nuclear weapons was not Wang Yuanqing, but Pei Chengyi.

There is only one factor that determines whether Pei Chengyi uses tactical nuclear weapons, that is, whether the Chinese army's offensive on the Eastern Front battlefield was smooth.

Taking this step into consideration, Duqiwei had to worry about it.

Although the combat effectiveness of the Chinese army is far superior to that of the Indian army, and Pei Chengyi has completed the general offensive deployment and established a strategic supply channel, the strength disadvantage of the Chinese army is still very obvious. Especially when India's first phase of war mobilization has gradually reached one level, Pei Chengyi's troops will not be able to make ends meet.

For many days before the war, the Chinese army had been using firepower to make up for its troops.

In defensive operations, firepower can indeed play a critical role. The problem is that in offensive operations, especially when attacking a solid fortified formation, the effect of firepower on military strength will be greatly reduced. Unless the firepower is increased to a new measure, it is possible to change from quantitative change to qualitative change to make up for the problems caused by lack of military strength. To change firepower from quantitative change to qualitative change, more powerful weapons must be used.

There is no doubt that among the weapons that Pei Chengyi can choose, the fifth generation tactical nuclear weapons are the best choice.

Considering that the Indian army mainly relies on underground fortifications to fight, and the military forces of countries around the world have no effective countermeasures, and the shortage of support forces in the Chinese army, Pei Chengyi is indeed likely to use tactical nuclear weapons at certain locations, especially at the main defense sites of the Indian army.

If you really want to get to this point, Duchiwei should be worried about not China, but India.

Although the fifth-generation tactical nuclear weapons are very different from traditional nuclear weapons, such as the absence of serious radioactive pollution and the power of explosion is mainly released through shock waves, heat, etc., according to the internationally recognized judgment standards, the fifth-generation tactical nuclear weapons are still nuclear weapons and are weapons of mass destruction that are prohibited in conventional wars.

Unfortunately, India does not have the fifth generation of martial arts nuclear weapons.

In addition to a few nuclear powers, small and medium-sized nuclear countries like India have not even crossed the threshold for neutron bombs, let alone developed fifth-generation tactical nuclear weapons two generations ahead of neutron bombs. When hit by a nuclear strike, India can only launch a nuclear counterattack, and the first and second-generation nuclear weapons can be used, that is, atomic bombs and hydrogen bombs. As long as India uses atomic bombs and hydrogen bombs in the war, China will retaliate. Even the minimum revenge will escalate the war in a comprehensive manner. At that time, should the United States, as a quasi-ally allied in India, retaliate against China for India?

Pei Chengyi must be worried that he would be subject to nuclear retaliation from India after using the fifth-generation tactical nuclear weapons. He would ask for the deployment of a strategic defense system to the front line.

The more I think about it, the more headache Duqiwei has.

Although half of the earth was separated, Duchwit knew that the situation must not be expanded.

After calming down a little, Duchway contacted Stark again, making Stark alert to India's possible strategic retaliation actions and promptly report to the Pentagon.

Duchiwei didn't know that Stark was with Rulajapani at this time, and the message he sent to Stark was presented to Rulajapani without reservation.

From a certain point of view, this is not a bad thing.
Chapter completed!