The strength of the squadron cannot be underestimated, India's blind self-confidence is dangerous In recent years, India's comprehensive national strength has been continuously improved, but at the same time, India has also shown a certain arrogant attitude. However, we cannot ignore the strength of the squadron, as well as China's strong capabilities in missile stockpiles. Indian experts recently claimed that China's missile stockpile could only last for 2 days and could not pose a threat to India, but this claim is unscientific. As a large country with a huge military power, China has at least 5,000 missiles in its stockpile. This number is far more than the 1,000 estimated by Indian experts. China's missile stockpiles are capable of supporting the army for 2-3 weeks, depending on the combat situation with different adversaries. In actual operation, the squadron can deploy and use missiles as needed to meet the needs of the war. However, we cannot simply measure the strength of a country's reserves in days.
The strength of the squadron is not only reflected in the number of missiles, but also in the performance, range and accuracy of the missiles. China's missile technology is a leader in the world, and its missiles are capable of precise strikes against enemy targets and have a high lethal power. India's blind self-confidence and arrogant attitude do not change the fact that the strength of the squadron and the missile stockpile. On the contrary, such an attitude could lead India to a passive position in the border issues and frictions with China. We should be kind to our own strength and pay attention to cooperation and friendly relations with our neighbors, rather than provocation and making enemies. The strong strength of the squadron is recognized by the world, and we should learn from the lessons of history. In 1962, a self-defense counterattack against India took place on the Sino-Indian border, and the squadron quickly recovered the territory occupied by India. This war made India realize the strength of the squadron and warned its blind self-confidence.
We should not repeat the mistakes of the past, but resolve the border issue in a pragmatic and peaceful manner and promote the development of bilateral relations. India, as a rising power, should be more cautious and rational in its relations with China. Only through mutual respect and cooperation can a mutually beneficial and win-win situation be achieved. Blind self-confidence will only lead India to a passive position, rather than gaining real strength and respect. The strength of the squadron cannot be underestimated, and we should keep a clear head, constantly improve our own strength, and work together with neighboring countries to contribute to regional peace and development. Only in this way can we achieve true security and stability. Overall, China's missile stockpile should be large enough to last until the end of the war, and there is no need to worry about its sustainability. In addition, China also has a complete industrial production line, which can supply a steady stream of resources, which India does not have. If we compare the military strength of our country with that of India, in fact, our country still has a clear advantage.
First of all, at present, China has the world's top three army, the most advanced fighters, three aircraft carriers in service, and the strongest missile technology and nuclear power, which is a strength that no country can underestimate. Second, China is currently the second largest economy in the world, and strong economic strength is the foundation and guarantee of the military. Again, China has a complete industrial production line, and it is also the world's leading manufacturing power, a big country, if war comes, uninterrupted industrial production, will provide a steady stream of strategic resources. In addition, many of India's most advanced equipment comes from international imports, especially advanced missiles, and India does not have the ability to independently develop them. On the whole, in Southeast Asia and even in Asia, India's military strength is acceptable; And China's strength is second to none in the world. Even the United States does not dare to provoke our country lightly.
However, it is worth noting that the world situation has always been complex and volatile, and even if we have enough strength to maintain it, we should also attach great importance to the international situation and geopolitics. China has always adhered to the principle of "valuing peace" and hopes that neighboring countries will understand China's good intentions and refrain from testing and provoking China's bottom line. Peaceful coexistence is the basic principle of long-term peace and stability in any country.