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The scenario I had in mind is a conflict on the Chinese, Indian border. but a harsher aerial response. On the ground India has lost this conflict. China has 200k troops covered with artillery and armor, a habitat , good supplies while India at best has 50k troops. Half of them I.e. two new divisions have no training in the Theatre.
This is why in a conflict India lost 20 troops over 70 severely wounded and 10 + captured. India did not capture any opposing troops. This means Chinese have full control in this conflict. The Indians have surrendered all their territory to the 1959 Chinese claim line.
the same thing happened in the last info Chinese border dispute doklam after which 200k Chinese troops were deployed to the OT.
if things escalate which they will as the Indians will miscalculate the phased withdrawal with weakness. Typical China strategy of Luring the Indians in a wider conflict.
the Chinese have a much higher concentration of cruise and battlefield missiles which they will use to suppress the Indians. Their stockpiles of in the rarer munitions are clearly heavier as you see in most clips Chinese coming into the ot on vehicles while Indians walking across.
The other dominant the Chinese will use is cyber, disabling Indian electric grids, rail networks and heavy jamming of Indian communications. This was evident in the Abhinandhan episode where a lack of communication caused significant losses to the Indians.
Imagine this 100 times more, imagine using American/ French munitions without gps. Troops on the ground having no idea about what’s going on and the orders they have.
This will get progressively bad for the Indians as they are sooooo obsessed with Pakistan that they have lost the strategic edge.
If the Indians had any sense they would stop, talk and solve the disputes with Pakistan, solve sir creek, leave sai chin and put kashmir on a back burner for 50 years and withdraw troops. This will free up economic power for both countries. But alas India is too stuck on being the chokkidar run by a chai Wala. For things to come please listen to the video below
the Chinese have 80 % larger GDP and don’t even consider People of the sub content human.
KV
Your post covers multiple areas & points, however I will limit the reply to the topic of the thread.
If there is an aerial escalation, it will have to be from Indian side. For China, it could respond to Indian incursions by Ground to Air or BVR missiles. Any attack on Indian soil would be preferred by missiles rather than air assets. Chinese like to control the narrative, a Chinese pilot in Indian soil is unacceptable outcome for them in my opinion.
[Edited for grammar]