On the night of the month. Two troops were operating according to Pei Chengyi's deployment.

In order to restrain the Indian army, the army left the thugs' brigade's troops in Pertinda. The main force turned south and entered the Indian desert. After a night of rapid march in the wild, the main force arrived in Rajgar in the early morning of the month and was ready for the attack.

Rajegel is located just west of New Delhi, with a straight line distance of about 4 kilometers from New Delhi. It is a small town with a population of less than four people. Inversely proportional to its population, Rajegel is the transportation hub center in the eastern part of the Great Desert in India. It not only has a railway directly to New Delhi, but also a railway trunk line that runs from south to north across the western part of India. Because to the west is the Indian Desert with the worst natural conditions on the South Asian subcontinent, located between India and Pakistan. It is affected by the Indian Ocean and the Himalayas, and it is drought all year round, with an average annual rainfall of less than the old millimeters. The average daytime temperature in summer exceeds the degree of Celsius, and the highest temperature exceeds the degree of Bandar Celsius. Therefore, there are not many Indian troops stationed in Rajegel, with only two second-rate infantry regiments. The total strength is less than strong.

Although the Gulf War in the early years of the Blade Century has proved that the desert is both a forbidden area for the army and a smooth road for armored troops. As long as the harsh natural environment is overcome, the desert is the most ideal armored battlefield, but the Indian army does not believe that the Chinese army can cross the Indian desert.

During the four Indian-Pakistan wars, the Indian-Pakistan army fought twice in the Indian desert, and they were both armored battles. Both sides suffered heavy losses in both battles.

After the Third India-Pakistan War, India and Pakistan attached great importance to the adaptability of equipment in high-temperature deserts. For example, all main battle tanks and infantry fighting vehicles exported by the Republic to Pakistan used air-cooled engines, equipped with more powered air conditioners, adding an extra refrigeration system to electronic equipment; the main battle tanks purchased by India also used more powered air conditioners and were equipped with electronic equipment that could work normally under high temperature conditions. During the Fourth India-Pakistan War, the Pakistani Army did not launch an attack in the direction of the Indian desert, which had a lot to do with the local harsh environment. Even in this war, the Kistan Army did not invest too much force in the direction of the Indian desert, and was mainly worried that the harsh natural environment would affect the combat effectiveness of the troops.

More importantly, there is a lot of intelligence that proves that the Republic does not have armored forces specifically targeting the desert environment.

According to the intelligence provided by the US military adviser, after the southern Tibet conflict, the Chinese Army achieved lightening in full force, mainly targeting the harsh environments such as rivers crisscrossing, road conditions, and soft roadbeds. It did not specifically target desert areas. India's intelligence agencies also received similar information, that is, the main equipment of the Chinese Army was not specifically modified in desert areas like the Indian-Pakistan Army. For example, the series of main battle tanks exported to Pakistan have all replaced air conditioners, electronic equipment, and explosion-proof and fire-relieving equipment in accordance with the requirements of the Pakistani Army. However, the main battle tanks of the Chinese Army did not have similar modifications.

The question is, is it necessary to specifically modify the desert areas?

Before the Army's main combat equipment entered the electric era, there might be this need. For example, the United States' Xinshan main combat tank exposed problems such as excessive fuel consumption, insufficient air conditioning power, and inability to refrigerate electronic equipment during combat in Iraq, which greatly affected its combat effectiveness. When fighting with the knife, it had to rely on infrared night vision instruments on old infantry fighting vehicles to find targets. After entering the electric era, the Army's main combat ability to adapt to the environment was greatly improved. Superconducting motors do not require lubricating oil, and the ambient temperature can work normally between minus von Celsius and QC; because air conditioners are powered by batteries, there is no problem of insufficient power resulting in poor cooling effect; the performance of electronic equipment is greatly improved, and the adaptability has also been greatly enhanced; it can be said that the Army's main combat equipment is completely unnecessary to develop separately for a specific environment. In other words, the lighterization of the Army itself greatly improves the Army's adaptability in various combat environments.

It would be strange if the Indian army did not suffer any losses based on past experience.

Of course, before the main force of the army arrived in Rajegel, the Indian army did not notice this assault force.

During the night of the mouth, the Indian army turned its attention to the first thug who arrived in western Nepal.

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Although the thugs are strange and the air assault brigade is difficult to take on the main attack mission. In the previous battle, the air assault brigade mainly cooperates with the ground armored forces, the arrival of the Thunder Air Assault brigade still makes the Indian army feel as if it is on its back, because the appearance of this brigade will make the ground assault brigade more powerful.

The first thing the Indian army needs to do is to judge the direction of the battle between the air thug and the blade brigade.

To the west or to the east?

This time, let alone the Indian army cannot make accurate judgments, the US military adviser also believes that the brigade will participate in the battle east.

The sword army has already gathered in Zhanxi. Although the combat power of the Digong Armored Assault Brigade is very limited, in the eyes of the Indian army and the US military adviser, Pei Chengyi must leave a defensive force in Zhanxi to ensure that the main force going south will not be threatened from behind. In other words, the 3rd Armored Assault Brigade of the Digong Armored Assault Brigade will stay in Zhanxi, while the thugs of the Digong Armored Assault Brigade and the 7th Armored Assault Brigade will advance towards New Delhi with the cooperation of the Air Assault Brigade.

Two armored air strike brigades and one air assault brigade should not be underestimated.

With the assault ability of the sword army, without the cooperation of the air assault brigade, he can turn a few laps south of New Delhi under the siege of several tens of thousands of Indian troops. After obtaining the support of the air assault brigade, he has enough ability to enter New Delhi and at least attack outside New Delhi." In order to challenge the US military adviser, he does not think that the force that attacks the new Bundesliga is a knife.

The garrison in New Delhi surpassed the thugs. Including the support personnel, it was only about 20,000. It was not a problem to entangle several tens of thousands of troops, or even one million troops, but it was simply a fantasy to annihilate one million Indian troops in the city.

According to the judgment of the US military adviser, the main task of the sword army and the air brigade is to attack New Delhi, attract all the main forces of the Indian army to the south, and create opportunities for the three field troops in the north. In other words, the Indian army should focus on the north and use the main forces to withstand the three field troops. Even if the sword army invades New Delhi, the New Delhi defenders and mobilized troops can be used to annihilate the sword troops.

In the question county, will India adopt such a suggestion?

Neither Gujarad nor Rurajapani could make the Knife pose a threat to New Delhi again.

In the last assault, the sword army not only came and went smoothly among the million Indian troops, but also found Quanhui to kill two armored divisions, which had a serious impact on the Indian army, especially the Indian officers and soldiers guarding New Delhi. The main force has not had a big problem, after all, the regular army has stronger discipline, and much higher morale. Those reserve troops that have just been mobilized are a serious problem. If they are not done well, I am afraid that many soldiers recruited just now will surrender to the Chinese army as soon as possible. New Delhi's preparations

The total force of the troops exceeds one million, and even if only one-third of the soldiers surrender, the consequences are difficult to imagine. From the perspective of boosting morale and encouraging fighting spirit, no matter what, you must kill the sword army outside the suburbs of New Delhi, and you must never let the sword army enter New Delhi. To achieve this goal, the only way is to move out the main force and fight a regular battle with the sword army. This is why Gujarad did not follow the advice of the US military adviser and still let the mobile reserve team go south and prepare to fight the sword army.

Rurajapani did not object to Gujarad's deployment, but instead believed that Gujarad did a good job.

For Rulajapani, the first thing he had to consider was to move the capital. In the last assault operation, the sword army took only 3 days to kill outside New Delhi. This time, two brigades of troops were invested, plus the air thugs and the blade brigade. Even if the Indian army strengthened the southern defense line, it would probably take only 3 days for the sword army to kill to New Delhi again.

There is no doubt that the capital relocation work cannot be completed within 3 days. If you want to block the sword army, you can only use the mobile reserve team, and you must kill the sword army as far away as possible from the city of New Delhi. You must never let the sword army approach New Delhi.

Because he paid too much attention to the south, Gujarad did not notice the changes in the west at all.

In the early morning of the day, the Kong Tuo thugs left the station on the opposite side of Mahendra Sogge.

Because the United States used several reconnaissance satellites to monitor the Air Brigade's base, the relevant information was delivered to Gujarad shortly after the Air Brigade set off.

Pei Chengyi finally took action.

Without any hesitation, Gujarad immediately ordered the defenders south of New Delhi to enter the defensive position. The mobile reserve team accelerated to advance south.

The problem is that until this time, Gujarad still had no news that the sword army had left Zhansi.

In Gujarad's view, not receiving the news does not mean that the sword army did not leave Zhanxi. Because Zhanxi is located in the inland hinterland of India, thousands of kilometers away from the coastline, taking off from Digo Garcia, the US reconnaissance aircraft hovering over the Arabian Sea cannot monitor the situation of Zhanxi and can only use reconnaissance satellites. The activities of reconnaissance satellites are periodic and cannot continuously monitor a certain area on the ground, so the US intelligence is always delayed, and it is impossible to accurately grasp the activities of the Chinese army. In other words, it cannot rely entirely on the military intelligence provided by the United States.

Gujarad firmly believed in his judgment that the sword army had set out from Zhanxi and would soon arrive in Gwalior.

To this end, Gujarad also speculated that the thugs arrived at the battlefield after the thugs and captured a military important place behind the Indian defense line, such as Morena between Gwalior and Agra, cut off the connection between Gwalior and Agra, and create an opportunity for the sword army to capture Gwalior. As long as the 2nd Brigade of the Air Turks and Agra, the 77th Army will attack Gwalior with all its strength.

According to Gujarad's inference, the battle will start between the point and the old point 3.

It wouldn't take that long before Gujarad knew that he had made the worst mistake.

After 7 o'clock, Rajegel was suddenly attacked by the main force of the Chinese army, and the news that the defenders were wiped out was sent to Fengjilad.

In addition to being shocked, Gujarad suddenly shook.

Which army attacked Rajegel?

Although Gujarad first thought of the air attack thug Sheng Lu, he quickly ruled out this possibility. Rajegel was about a thousand meters away from Mahendraseg, and basically at the extreme strike distance of the air assault troops, even in the air attack, it is impossible to hit Rajegel at 7 o'clock!

It’s not an air thug. The troop brigade, which unit is that?

Before Gujarad could guess, Pertinda sent a message that the only thugs and brigades launched the attack last night, and the main force of the army had left Pertinda.

Only then did Gujarad understand that it was the blinking army that captured Rajgel.

I understand, but what should I do next?

Rajegel is too close to New Delhi. Even if the Wang army cannot advance, as long as they gain a foothold in Rajegel's logistics supply line, the Dunerchuan soldiers will be able to throw shells at New Delhi at a speed of tens of thousands of tons per day. After a few days and nights, the will of the New Delhi defenders will collapse completely.

Pei Chengyi must have planned to shell New Delhi. Otherwise, he would not have rushed to take Rajegel.

If you want to shell New Delhi, you have to open up the logistics supply line. The most convenient way is to capture Pertinda and use the railway line from Pertinda to Rajegel to transport ammunition. The main force of the army has turned to Rajegel and must build a defensive position in Rajegel, and cannot continue to attack Pertinda. The other two field troops on the Western Front are far away from Pertinda and there is no time to rush to fight with the army. Only one unit can attack Pertinda, that is, the unit that sets off before dawn.

Gujarad's reaction was very fast. At 7 o'clock, Feng issued an order to defend Pertinda's defenders to defend Pertinda at all costs and beware of the sudden attacks of the air assault forces.

According to Gujarad's judgment, the Knives Blade Brigade will definitely attack Pertinda.

After giving the order, Gujarad was still in fear.

The consequences of Pertinda's loss will be very serious, and Pertinda must be kept at all costs.

After thinking twice, Gujarad issued reinforcements to the Bertyara garrison in the northeast of Pertinda, and immediately mobilized half of the defensive forces to aid Pertinda.

Gujarad didn't realize it. He made another very serious mistake.

Bethiara is a thousand meters away from the Pentinda thugs. The Bakraba is a thousand meters away, and the north of the Bakraba is Bertankod. It can be seen that Bethiara is a strategic location in the northwest of India, the rear of several frontier positions, and has an important position. It is precisely because of this that Bethiara is also the garrison of Indian reserves in various places.

When Gujarad dispatched troops, several early warning aircraft and large unmanned reconnaissance aircraft were closely monitoring the Indian army's every move.

When Bethiara's Indian army began to assemble and was preparing to rush to assist Pertinda according to Gujarad's order, the relevant information had been sent to Pei Chengyi.

At 8 o'clock, three main Indian troops set out under Bethiara.

After confirming the direction of reinforcements from the Indian army, Pei Chengsang immediately attacked the air thug brigade who was on standby in the air. The target of the attack was Bethiara.

Subsequently, Pei Chengyi issued an order to send a thug to the army fiercely fighting in the direction of Ludhiana to the order to send an armored assault brigade to attack Bethiara. He also ordered the army to launch a general attack in the direction of Bethiara. Even if he could not defeat Bethiara, he would force the Indian army stationed in Bakraba to go north to reinforce. If Chang forced the Indian army to go north, his army would make great contributions.

The purpose of this series of deployments is only one: to quickly occupy Bethiara.

Yuan Chenhao admired Pei Chengyi's round of deployment, especially the clever tactics he used, and was impressed by him.

It can be said that Pei Chengyi made full use of the favorable conditions. He first used the sword army to restrain the Indian army's mobile reserve team, and led all the main divisions to the south of New Delhi. Then, when Rajegel fought, forcing the Indian army to defend Pertinda to death. When the mobile reserve team had already moved south, the Indian army drew Bethiara's troops to strengthen Pertinda's defense. It was not until this time that Pei Chengyi sent the troops to give up and concentrate his troops to attack Bethiara. Not to mention the Indian army commander, even if Du Qiwei and Pei Chengyi faced each other, it would be unlikely to resolve this round.

The reason for attack is very simple. Every defense adjustment of the Indian army is carried out under forced circumstances. Even if the Indian army does not make a defense adjustment, Pei Chengyi can still make a false act and turn the feint attack into the main attack. In other words, if the Indian army's mobile reserve team does not go south, Pei Chengyi will ask Ling Yunxiao to lead two combat brigades to attack Gwalior north; if the Indian army does not draw Bethiara's army to reinforce Pertinda, Pei Chengyi will use the air thrust thugs and the army to capture Pertinda. No matter which step you go out, the Indian army will suffer a crushing defeat.

Of course, the attack on Bethiara was not easy.

As the Indian Army's "garrison", Bethiara stationed thugs, including a main division, and an armored assault brigade, attacked and threw away an Indian army advisor, which was very difficult.

When the air raider was attacking, the Air Force and the Land Airlines began to bomb Tiara in full swing.

When the vertical take-off and landing transport aircraft landed in the suburbs of Bethiara, the two artillery brigades of the guided army and the prosperous army began to focus on shelling Bethiara.

The fierce fire strike can only suppress the Indian army in its defensive positions and cannot destroy all Indian troops.

Although some staff members were skeptical about the commander-in-chief's style of play and believed that the other two air brigades should be sent up, Yuan Chenhao did not think that Pei Chengyi's style of play was problematic, because Pei Chengyi's purpose was not to defeat Bethiara at all. Instead, he used the attack on Bethiara to create a breakthrough opportunity for the lead army and Cong's army.

Berthiara is so important that the Indian army will fight back at all costs.

As long as the Indian army has such an idea, the lead and wounded army can quickly make breakthroughs, because when defending Bethiara, the Indian army must shrink its defense line and withdraw its peripheral troops to avoid the main forces deployed on the peripheral defense line being surrounded and annihilated because they did not retreat in time.

The Indian army had no choice but to retreat.

There is no doubt that this is the result Pei Chengyi wants!
Chapter completed!