Yes, Prime Minister of Japan

"The head of India's National Security Guard, under the Ministry of Home Affairs, said they would send at least four Il-76s, along with several civilian aircraft, to raid Wel Sawaka Airport. They requested that the air traffic controllers stationed at the airport guide them to land and assist 2000 Indian Black Cat Special Forces in raiding Port Blair, which is still in riots, to eliminate us."

Upon hearing this, He Yang even suspected that the Indians might have seen through their scheme.

he asks:

"Is this plan somewhat rudimentary? Do the Indians really trust us?"

The staff officers replied:

"Not bad. You know, when I saw the first version of the plan that the Indians sent over, they hadn't even figured out where they were going to fly to. They even said they would let the planes land directly in the wild. I guess they simply didn't have the experience or capability for large-scale air operations. They were just rushing into it to complete a political mission."

He Yang's instructions:

"Then you can help them improve it. Four Il-76s can't carry 2000 fully armed special forces soldiers. The Indians have a problem with their math."

This operational intelligence was then submitted to the Southern Command, and after Zhang Xiaoqian approved it, it was sent to Li Xinghe in Seoul for approval.

The "pig slaughter plan" was thus launched.

They planned to lure India's elite special forces to an airport in the Andaman Islands to slaughter them.

Major General He Yang, who had been in charge of the army's surprise attack operations, unusually knelt before the Buddha statue and sincerely pleaded:

"May Guanyin Bodhisattva forgive me, may Zhuge Liang forgive me, it's not that I, He Yang, don't know the heavy sins of fishing. It's just that Indians are too brain-dead."

Chapter 923: The Most Failed Airborne Assault, Our Army Was Defeated (5300 words)

Although it's a phishing tip, India wouldn't actually believe just one phishing report.

They still had some ways to understand the local situation, such as using the MQ-9B Sea Guardian drones they bought from the United States to scout the local situation, and using the footage recorded by the network messages that were still being transmitted after the local power outage to confirm that the people Li Xinghe sent out had not actually controlled the island and had stopped after taking the aircraft carrier.

that's the truth.

The rioters on the island were completely unaware of the situation at the airport and headquarters. They attempted to storm these locations, but were met with strafing fire from the five air force units stationed there, leaving behind a trail of corpses before fleeing. The clever Indian officers had already escaped, while the foolish ones were now organizing soldiers elsewhere on the island. Meanwhile, the brainless Long March soldiers were busy looting with the mob and gangsters outside, and no one was reporting the situation at Port Blair to Indian headquarters.

Even if a clever soldier noticed something amiss in the city, he couldn't describe it in reasonable terms. The Indian Ministry of Defense only received brief statements like "It's chaotic here" or "I've heard there are Chinese people."

However, the situation was urgent, and the Indian government, unable to win no matter what, ordered the Ministry of Home Affairs to send the Black Cat Special Forces into action immediately.

Under these circumstances, Brigiu Srinivasan, the acting commander of the national security forces, had no choice but to order his subordinates to attack and die.

Nevertheless, the preparations took a whole day.

Because the Air Force needs to send them Il-76 transport planes that are still operational from other locations.

It wasn't until the afternoon of the third day after the Port Blair riots that the Black Cat Special Forces finally arrived at the airport in Visakhapatnam by various aircraft, seemingly without any purpose. They had no weapons, no equipment, and not even any joint training; they had only gathered together from all corners of the country because of the emergency.

"500 people in one cabin? What's going on?"

The black cats, looking on with a head full of questions, were stuffed inside.

And so, carrying this group of unlucky souls, and escorted by ten Mirage 2000s, the airdrop operation began.

The roar of the engines accompanied the plane's takeoff, and the Black Cat Special Forces, whose cabin was packed with people, could barely move their feet.

The suffocating multi-person flight lasted for an hour, as the flight convoy gradually approached Port Blair.

Even at night, the burning city of this small, sparsely populated town was visible, with corpses scattered everywhere, so much so that they could be seen even through the cabin.

There wasn't even time to assign a commander for this operation.

Each aircraft has a designated squad leader responsible for specific combat operations.

The commanders, looking at the burning city, said with deep concern:

"Prepare to parachute in. We are not sure if this airport is completely safe. The city is still burning. We must land quickly in the air and complete the raid on the airport as the plane lands."

This is a very safe, and quite brave and rational choice.

But his subordinate told him:

"Report! We didn't bring a parachute."

The Il-76 transport plane can carry up to 300 combat soldiers for parachute raids under extreme conditions. However, the specifications given were that each plane could carry 500 people. In order to fit the extra 200 people, everything that could be removed was removed, and even the aviation fuel was not fully loaded to avoid overloading the aircraft's takeoff weight.

Still want to parachute out and launch a surprise attack on the airport from all sides? Sorry, because the parachutes are too heavy, in order to carry as many special forces members as possible, everything unrelated to people has been removed from this plane. Not to mention the special forces members' parachutes, even the parachutes for the aircraft crew have been removed.

"Then distribute the weapons, let's get ready..."

But the crew told him:

"Report! We didn't bring any rifles."

"Ok?"

The commander was stunned.

Explanation from the crew:

"To be precise, in order to carry more people, the rifles were all thrown into the Boeing 747 passenger plane behind."

"??"

The commander was even more bewildered.

整架飞机上人挤人的黑猫特种兵东拼西凑，也只找出来了7把小手枪，分别是5把1A（仿M1935勃朗宁）、1把伯莱塔、1把西格P226。

Seven handguns, a surprise attack on an airport whose safety is unknown?

The Mirage 2000s providing aerial escort have already withdrawn; they were low on fuel and had jettisoned their auxiliary fuel tanks.

When the control tower sent a safety signal to guide them to land, but there was no voice reply, all the Black Cat special forces soldiers sensed something was wrong.

The Black Cat Special Forces, unarmed, hopped off the airport, leaving seven brave special forces soldiers armed with pistols in front, while a group of unlucky guys, who hadn't even changed their shoes, were forced to expose themselves in the open airport.

In an instant, a row of lights came on, illuminating the airport runway as if it were daytime, and the Black Cat Special Forces soldiers were all temporarily blinded.

In fact, the moment they got off the plane and saw that it was pitch black all around, the Black Cat Special Forces already had a premonition of a breakdown.

This feeling is like having diarrhea; only you can feel the poop when it falls into your pants.

During the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks, the Black Cat Special Forces were repeatedly delayed by air transport units, and their airlift was chaotic. After landing, due to the lack of local support, they had to take public buses to the scene of the attack. They encountered traffic jams and got lost along the way. Upon arrival, their operation was broadcast live by the media. In the process of taking down three terrorists, which took more than two days and resulted in 20 casualties, the elite force in the country became a laughing stock.

After that, the black cats trained relentlessly, trying to wash away their shame.

But by then, they had already foreseen their doom.

He Yang used a megaphone to say the last words the Black Cat Special Forces soldiers would ever hear:

"goodbye!"

In an instant, in the dim twilight, only the flames of death swept across the dense crowd, leaving behind piles of corpses. The pre-positioned machine gun emplacements of the Five Air Force massacred 500 Black Cats armed with only 7 pistols.

Amidst the flashes of lightning and the rumble of thunder, machine guns opened fire, sounding as loud as thunder itself.

The cannons began to play, providing a deep bass support for the musical spectacle of the massacre, taking on the role of the cello's part.

Bullets flew and shells thundered. The Indian special forces were caught in a chaotic situation where they could not fight back and could only flee with their bodies low to the ground.

The Indian Army's old BMP-1 armored vehicles were temporarily found by the Fifth Air Force, and Indian mechanics were paid to repair them before they were driven to the airport.

With a clang, the armored vehicle rolled over a row of bewildered black cats.

"I thought it was a speed bump." The Korean in the car actually knew a lot about Chinese internet memes.

“Go talk to my armored vehicle!” the deputy commander laughed heartily.

The planes behind were thrown into chaos, and the five airlift teams that rushed up quickly took control of the Boeing 737s that were landing next and guarded the Indian army's weapons.

Ahead, the airport was piled high with corpses.

The five air force units even drove their infantry fighting vehicles to the tail section of the aircraft and used the vehicle-mounted machine guns to mow down the black cats huddled inside.

The battle was over in less than half an hour.

Two thousand black cats perished, their blood staining the parking area.

This was the largest airport ambush of the 21st century, and also the deadliest massacre-level deception operation.

The Black Cat Special Forces were forced to store their weapons and personnel separately simply because their superiors demanded they must gather the maximum possible manpower. Two thousand men disembarked from the plane with only a dozen or so illegally brought pistols. Faced with the onslaught of heavy machine guns, artillery, and BMP armored vehicles, they were like sitting ducks sent to their deaths.

The Indian government's raid on Port Blair, which cost nearly two thousand lives, proved that India at that time did not have the capability to organize a large-scale airborne raid across the sea.

Of course, there aren't many countries in the world with this capability. Even the United States has essentially lost its ability to command airborne operations. India's act of forcing its nearly two thousand elite special forces to jump into an ambush unarmed is not much different from forcing soldiers to their deaths.

Blood flowed on the ground, and corpses piled up like mountains.

The soldiers of the five air force used iron hooks, which were used to sift through animals and garbage, to pull the corpses out of the aircraft cabin along with the bodies, in order to prevent the blood of these Indian elites from damaging the cabin structure.

The engineers quickly crawled inside to check if the aircraft was damaged.

The staff officers could already anticipate the wonderful moment when they would be commended and awarded merits, and they would happily high-five each other:

"This time, we captured four Il-76s and three Boeing 737s. What a great haul!"

He Yang, who had orchestrated all of this, stood atop the pile of black cat's corpses and proposed to the staff officer:

"Can we trick the Indians into coming again? We could wipe out the main force of their so-called elite 'national defense force' in one go. Then we can lure in some more troops to kill them."

India's Black Cat Special Forces have a total of about 10,000 personnel. After deducting the civilian and logistics departments, which usually account for about half, the remaining half are mainly security teams for various central departments, regional rapid response mobile units, and some mobile support battalions. The 2,000 personnel deployed this time represent the entire main force of the Black Cat Forces.

The Chief of Staff lodged a protest:

Do you think the Indian Ministry of Defense should suffer a second loss?

Even if Indians are stupid, surely they wouldn't believe their black pit twice in a row?

Although they have jumped into the Russians' traps countless times.

But He Yang always had an unusual and unconventional approach to surprise attacks.

He asked in the opposite way:

"Then why don't we use their planes to go back and have another round of meat?"

Yes, we flew Indian planes back to their homeland to destroy enemy bases and fleets across the sea. They would never guess that the planes returning were packed with enemy special forces. You Lin Mei Zai Mei, do you want to fly away yet...?

India proved it lacked brigade-level airborne capabilities with a failed raid involving 2,000 troops. However, He Yang, a special forces operative and a genius for surprise attacks, possessed the ability to organize a battalion of several hundred men for an airborne assault.

After a rough calculation confirmed that it was feasible, He Yang immediately waved his hand and ordered the five air transport units to select elite personnel to board the aircraft:

"Get on the plane! Get on the plane! 200 people per plane, fully armed, bring plenty of explosives, and be quick to return. We only have half a night; we must fly back immediately tomorrow morning."

The flight crew on the plane was terrified, but there was also a pilot crew on this side.

This is a classic Russian-made transport aircraft that has been flying around the world for decades. Not only have Chinese people been in contact with it, but South Koreans have also practiced with it.

The South Korean airlift passengers, who had been tormented by He Yang for several hours, are now still boarding the plane and heading with He Yang to the distant Indian subcontinent, a place they know nothing about.

The chief of staff shouted from below the plane:

"I haven't told the boss yet..."

He Yang then said to him:

"I can't wait any longer, you go and apply, I need to take off."

Turning around, He Yang finished the calculations in his mind again and gave the order to the soldiers in the cabin:

"Five airlifters, mobilize!"

……

As four Il-76 transport planes, fully loaded with 800 soldiers from the Fifth Air Force, returned to base, military staff were still communicating with the Southern Command via satellite signal regarding the sudden counterattack.

In a country with normal inter-service relations, such a counterattack would encounter strong local resistance, and even if successful, would result in heavy casualties.

But India is different.

What's quite ingenious is that, because India's military districts are so fragmented, the army, navy, and air force have never been integrated into a theater command. The army has its own separate operations, the navy is only responsible for its own navy, and the air force is far away. So, although Visakhapatnam is a large seaport, there are no army or air force personnel here to assist it.

Therefore, there really wasn't a single soldier at the city's civilian airport.

Not only that, the Indian army, which has never completed the unification of its three branches, did not deploy a single soldier in this major city.

Therefore, He Yang's surprise attack did not target any major military town, but rather a naval city with the Indian Eastern Naval Command, a Jharashwa-class tank landing ship, five Rajput-class guided-missile destroyers, four Kola-class cruisers, three Shivalik-class frigates, and two very old submarines from the last century.

Apart from these ships, there was no army or air force to assist in their protection.

Not to mention the integrated air-ground radar monitoring mechanism after information synthesis, the higher-level satellite intelligence collection and information-based dispatch, and the integrated combat command system. These things are systems that are even more significant to the military than the Japanese Army and Navy during World War II.

The staff officers gathered the soldiers together and loudly explained the mission to them in both Chinese and Korean:

“Listen carefully. Our target doesn’t include the Indian Army or Air Force, only the enemy naval command. Our objective is to storm their port, wipe out the idiots in the sailors’ quarters, blow up their remaining few missile destroyers and frigates, then destroy the industrial areas along the way, and after completing the mission, evacuate by plane.”

"They did not complete the reform of the three services into a combined arms force. You only need to think of the old Japanese army-naval rivalry."