Yes, Prime Minister of Japan

It's not that no one wants to change this foolish and backward situation where the army and navy each have several independent commands, each managing their own affairs, and their communication with each other is almost like shouting across mountains.

However, the person who wanted to reform, Bipin Rawat, the then Chief of Defence Staff of India, died in a helicopter crash in 2021 while enjoying prison treatment ahead of schedule.

Moreover, after his death, the hearse transporting his body was involved in two more accidents. Conspiracy theories suggest that those who wanted to get rid of him weren't satisfied with the plane crash and didn't want him to die peacefully.

It was under Bipin Rawat that the Andaman-Nicoba Command was able to simultaneously command the army, navy, and air force, becoming a leading pilot unit for reform nationwide. However, after his plane crash, the reforms at the Andaman Command came to nothing. Therefore, when the raiding party landed, they only attacked the naval command, while the army and air force essentially disintegrated on the spot, each fleeing independently.

Therefore, the crash of this large plane can be said to have greatly helped the coalition's combat operations.

A soldier raised his hand and asked:

Will a rapid deployment support force be deployed?

The staff officers shook their heads in denial:

"They won't provide any support! The nearest Indian troops are hundreds of kilometers away. The Indian army can't even form mechanized units; they only use their massive and clumsy million-strong army to engage in trench warfare with the Chinese and Pakistani armies in the mountains. They even lack motorized regular forces, and can only convert their most elite divisions into semi-mechanized and semi-motorized units. If the Indian army dares to launch a hundred-mile raid on us, their own weak logistics will collapse halfway there. Don't worry about the battle in a few hours."

The Indian Army is a prime example.

While other countries are embarking on information integration reforms, in order to cope with the growing encirclement threat from China and Pakistan, the Indian military has chosen to use its already limited military budget to build more and more infantry corps and divisions, setting up camps along the Himalayas.

There are only four rapid response motorizers in the entire country.

India currently has a total of 37 divisions, 33 of which are deployed along the long borders with China and India and Pakistan. Hundreds of thousands of people are lying on the border, eating and drinking, which is draining India's meager resources.

Instead of getting bogged down in the negative cycle of increasing troops, logistics, wasting military spending, and being unable to upgrade, the Chinese army on the other hand, while using Pakistan as a shield, deployed its small but elite forces flexibly, and did not get caught up in the large army groups camping out on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, thus promoting the integrated development of the entire army.

After carefully determining the mission for this counter-attack, even the soldiers of the Fifth Air Force were deeply impressed:

"We are essentially using 21st-century technology to attack a World War II force that hasn't changed much in terms of organization since 1950. Even Cold War forces weren't completely devoid of combined arms capabilities."

Cold War forces were not bad at fighting. The Gulf War represented the highest level of combat effectiveness.

The South Asia region uses this matching mechanism.

It can only be said that the troops that came out of the East Asian monster house have a very high level of military organization and the quality of their soldiers.

More than an hour later, the Indian Air Force transport fleet, which had been cobbled together from various sources and suddenly flew eastward and then suddenly returned to the skies over Visakhapatnam, gradually prepared to land.

Looking down at the dark industrial area on the ground from the air, everyone couldn't help but pinch their noses.

How much pollution must there be in this city?

They also marked attack targets on the landscape and military maps outside the cabin.

There was once an advanced aircraft carrier here, the Vikrant, which Li Xinghe dragged back to parade through the streets to force the Indians to pay back their money.

This area once housed an advanced attack submarine, the INS Seal, leased from Russia. Unfortunately, in 2021, the Indian Navy rammed this submarine, leaving it with a large hole, and forced Russia to return a dilapidated vessel no longer capable of combat.

So now, what's docked at this port is just a pile of junk.

Meanwhile, air traffic control at Visakhapatnam Airport was still wondering why these planes had returned.

He Yang picked up the communicator and broadcast the message to the airport on the ground using AI Indian language:

"Our army has been defeated! Our army has been defeated!"

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"Our army has been defeated!"

When this response came from the Il-76 transport plane, almost no one doubted that the voice on the other end of the phone sounded a bit off.

How can things be normal after losing?

Upon hearing this news, the airport's air traffic control was thrown into chaos.

They couldn't believe that the Indian special operations force, which had set off just over two hours earlier, had returned with only four transport planes, and it seemed that they had suffered heavy casualties.

In the end what happened?

Regardless of what I was thinking, the air traffic control tower cooperated by signaling the landing, since there were no civilian aircraft taking off at the airport today anyway. It was best to get to my special forces soldier as quickly as possible.

And so, the air traffic control tower guided the five airlifters, who had only uttered one sentence, to land at the airport.

The people on the plane gripped their rifles tightly with excitement.

No one expected that they would sneak into the heart of this major Indian city.

Visakhapatnam, the former capital of Andhra Pradesh, India, has a population of over two million, with more than five million residing in its metropolitan area. As the only maritime gem on India's central east coast, it holds significant strategic and economic importance. Its economic scale rivals that of India's tenth largest city; if compared to Chinese cities, it would be comparable to Zhengzhou or Xi'an.

The ship's staff were still discussing the battle plan with their subordinates:

"Our primary targets are Vishal, India's largest military shipbuilding center on the east coast; the Indian Eastern Naval Command; and the Indian submarine training base. Immediately after landing, seize vehicles and proceed to your destinations without hesitation."

He Yang's only regret was: "The regret is that we only have 800 people. And the industrial zone nearby is several times larger than the China Steel Corporation industrial zone in Kaohsiung. It would be great if we could destroy it all."

The tail section of the plane opened, and five special forces soldiers with camouflage-covered faces jumped out, while the Indians were still unaware of the problem.

Once they confirmed the plane had landed, they went to refuel and prepare it.

It wasn't until a sharp-eyed young man noticed that the rifles these people were carrying were K2 assault rifles that they realized something was wrong.

"Don't move! We're the Allied Forces!" Are you busy, Lin Mei? Are you...?

He Yang and his men quickly sprang into action, brutally beating and subduing the airport personnel. They ordered them to refuel the planes and immediately dispatched three companies to seize airport vehicles and head towards India's Eastern Naval Command.

The biggest obstacle is still the geographical issue.

Although all three regiments carried military maps and satellite phones, the pitch-black night and the visible dust and smog still deeply shocked them:

"What's even more troublesome is that this smog is terrifying..."

This area is one of India's few heavy industrial zones. The land near the airport and port has almost turned black from oil pollution. Large oil storage tanks stand tall on the south side of the airport, while the port industrial area on the east side of the airport is as black as coal. Interspersed among the black are large areas of bright yellow, which are areas where India has openly dumped sulfur ore.

On smoggy days with PM2.5 levels exceeding 500, the soldiers struggled to breathe and became disoriented.

"Hang in there! Pour water onto your sleeves and use them to block your nose."

He Yang could only encourage them to persevere.

Fortunately, even the Indian elites can't stand the pollution from industrial zones.

Heading south into the naval center area, the environment suddenly felt like going from hell to heaven.

The area around the naval center is lush with greenery, featuring state-of-the-art streetlights and gardens. The upscale residential community is beautifully constructed, rivaling the standards of Europe. The naval center also boasts its own private gardens and playgrounds, complete with all the necessary recreational facilities.

He Yang glanced at them and smiled:

"These are all high-ranking naval officers, start the killing!"

India has this one advantage: officers live in European-style garden villas, while soldiers live in cramped, garbage-filled shacks worse than those in Africa. They can kill without any psychological burden.

Instantly, the entire naval center turned into a bloodbath for officers.

The commando team pointed their guns at every well-dressed Indian old man. They didn't know who they killed, but they certainly knew that the Indian Navy's high-ranking officers were among them.

At the Eastern Naval Command, He Yang and his commando team fought their way to a room adorned with military flags and insignia. After killing more than a dozen high-ranking officers, they belatedly realized that they had breached this unexpected naval headquarters.

Ahead is India's massive Visakhash military shipyard.

Behind them lay Rajesh Pandakal, commander of the Indian Eastern Navy, and Sushi Menon, commander of the Eastern Fleet, lying in pools of blood.

"fry!"

He Yang was utterly wicked. He destroyed and deformed the engines in the bottom compartments of the large oil tankers and missile destroyers under construction in the two dry docks, blasting the structural steel so that they looked intact, leaving the Indians with a dilemma.

After easily breaking through the undefended naval center and naval base, several companies returned to their assembly point.

There is still some time.

He Yang looked around at the industrial area and said:

"Squeeze them open, dig up the naval center's armory, and blow up the entire industrial area. Give them a good beating."

"Where are we going to bomb?"

"Can't you use Google Maps? Just bomb wherever you see it."

All strategic targets are marked in Google Maps' map database. It's not that Indians aren't sensitive, but they lack control over the relevant software and cannot force Google Maps to provide information masking for them.

Then they started bombing everywhere in the streets, using Indian Navy arsenals.

In just a few hours, the Indian Navy suffered its worst losses in history.

Several missile destroyers and frigates were sunk by bombs, two submarines were sunk by flooding, and various patrol boats were set on fire and tied up to burn.

This port not only houses the Eastern Naval Command.

This area also includes Vishal Shipyard, India's largest military shipyard; the best deep-water port in the central part of India's east coast; the largest oil storage tank area and refinery on India's east coast; Nehru City, India's largest pharmaceutical manufacturing center on the east coast; India's largest manganese-iron ore export warehouse (to China); an open-pit sulfur mine storage center; and the dispatch center for India's east coast highways and railways, among others. Amidst the explosions and the placement of landmines, these facilities collapsed one by one, gradually coming to a standstill due to sabotage by assault troops and the deployment of booby traps.

The vast industrial area was turned into a war zone where production was impossible by soldiers driving around in cars blowing things up and laying landmines.

Just as the sun was about to rise, He Yang and the others rushed back to the airport, boarded a plane, and made their escape.

After counting heads on the plane, carrying the bodies of the Indian Eastern Navy Commander and the Eastern Fleet Commander, as well as the Indian Eastern Navy's ensign and various documents, He Yang was satisfied and ordered the replenishment of aviation fuel. The four Il-76 transport planes took off and ran away without any command.

At this time, inside the city airport, which had been sealed off by the Indian army, many police officers on duty outside were still unaware of the situation. They mistakenly believed that the fires and riots currently taking place in the city were due to airstrikes by coalition forces pursuing defeated special forces.

Instead, the entire city was filled with endless air raid sirens, and radio hosts and loudspeaker announcers kept proclaiming: "The Chinese army has invaded! They're coming from the sea! They're coming from the sky!"

The screaming anchor, like a fox being choked, let out an unpleasant and shrill cry.

The city's residents were running around like headless flies in the early hours of the morning.

The following morning, as massive plumes of smoke filled the sky, the entire city's industrial zone was engulfed in flames. Damaged oil storage tanks alone spewed endless flames, igniting oil imported from Russia by the Indians. Gasoline spurted and burned alongside sulfur mines, flames, oil, and burning sulfur billowing thick, toxic blackish-yellow fumes into the air, carried away by the explosive hurricanes from ruptured natural gas tanks.

An entire metropolitan area of ​​over five million people experienced the toxic smog formed by the incomplete combustion of natural gas, oil, and sulfur ore, collapsing in their homes or factories in a state of disorientation. Hospitals throughout the city were trying to save lives, but doctors had all gone to the Eastern Naval Command, only to find the ground littered with the cold corpses of high-ranking officers.

In the city's industrial zone, a series of mine explosions have added even more toxicity to the thick, already smoggy haze.

Local media couldn't help but lament:

"Visakapatnam has become a burning sulfur hell."

They had no information control, and intelligence spread rapidly throughout India.

The Indian subcontinent even began to panic. Was Li Xinghe planning to force a landing and destroy India?

The failed raid by the Black Cat Special Forces was also released by the Allied Forces overnight.

That's it!

The Black Cat Special Forces carried out the world's ugliest airborne raid, while He Yang led the Five Airborne Units to complete the most successful airborne counter-raid of the 21st century.

The whole of India was shocked and at a loss.

This day is probably the day the Indian government most wants to hang people from the trees.

Modi reportedly hid in the toilet and cried, while those Indian tycoons quietly began transferring assets to Saudi Arabia.

Social media outlets around the world are accelerating their analysis of the entire combat process.

For example, retired U.S. Air Force senior advisor and Air Force Colonel Douglas McGregor commented on his channel: "India simply does not have the capability for large-scale airborne operations. In order to rescue cities that have lost order, they disregarded the laws of reality and sent soldiers to their deaths. Then they gave precious strategic transport planes to Major General He Yang, who is known for his 'surprise attacks,' to carry out a counter-surprise attack on Visakhapatnam. Visakhapatnam is India's tenth largest city and its strategic position is extremely important. Now there is nothing left. The Indian Navy has lost almost half of its strength."

British media outlets, which know India best, have also published sharp commentaries:

"The Indian army is still stuck in 1962."

"For a long time, India has thought that it only needs to deal with Pakistan. Now India will find that its entire coastline is Li Xinghe's landing zone."

According to numerous self-media and newspaper commentators, India at this point was already partially paralyzed.

The Indian army has proven through its own combat experience that it is still the same Indian army as in 1962, without the slightest change.

How can India, with its current situation, deal with Li Xinghe, who can organize a rabbit hunting competition in the Java Sea?

……

But to think that India has simply surrendered is to underestimate India.

The Indians offered their own ingenious solution.

If you can't beat them, then don't let anyone know.

India has announced a nationwide internet blackout.

Lee Seong-ha from Seoul was stunned when he heard the news:

"What? India has cut off the nationwide internet?"

Yes, India smoothly shut down the internet nationwide to prevent its citizens from seeing any negative information, and absolutely prohibited the spread of scandals within India about the occupation of Visakhapatnam, the deaths of both Eastern Commanders, and the theft of the military flag.

Even though many people are spreading the news privately, the speed of information dissemination is extremely slow once the internet connection is disconnected. India's Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) is organizing civilians offline to suppress the message and prevent Indians from gathering and causing disturbances.

Sitting next to Li Xinghe, Li Daiyao recalled a classic lyric: