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If Pakistan launches a ground offensive into Rajasthan, several things need to happen.
1 - Pakistan needs to establish a solid air cover for the ground forces and beat back any aerial counter-offensive launced by the Indian Air Force. Which means a solid network of missiles, AAA, rockets to pound the Indian Air Force.
2 - Attacking forces need to be equipped with a very high number of anti-tank missiles, mortars and rockets to beat back any Indian Armored thrust onto the Pakistani Attacking forces.
3 - Pakistan needs a solid chain of armored columns to carry ammo, supplies, equipment, in order to establish a defensive perimeter deep within Rajasthan and deploy artillery to create a solid ring of defensive shield.
Pakistan lacks high-altitude missile batteries to shoot down advanced Indian Fighters and even the medium and low range AAA batteries are insufficient to create an air-shield over the attacking forces.
Pakistan's anti-Tank missiles are woefully inadequate for the Indian Armor that it is expected to face. The heavily Armored T-90 and Arjun Tanks can take multiple hits and thus we need to invest in more lethal anti-tank missiles and large quantities of them to completely saturate the battlefield with them.
Pakistan lacks Infantry Fighting Vehicles, Trucks and has obsolete APC to transport troops to the battlefield and does not have sufficient Artillery or MLRS to cover every region of the battlefield.
In short, Pakistan is no position to launch an offensive war into India.
Pakistan needs High Altitude SAMs, large numbers of Medium Range Missile Batteries and low range AAA, more lethal Anti-tank missiles, Infantry Fighting Vehicles and more artillery, MLRS.
1 - Pakistan needs to establish a solid air cover for the ground forces and beat back any aerial counter-offensive launced by the Indian Air Force. Which means a solid network of missiles, AAA, rockets to pound the Indian Air Force.
2 - Attacking forces need to be equipped with a very high number of anti-tank missiles, mortars and rockets to beat back any Indian Armored thrust onto the Pakistani Attacking forces.
3 - Pakistan needs a solid chain of armored columns to carry ammo, supplies, equipment, in order to establish a defensive perimeter deep within Rajasthan and deploy artillery to create a solid ring of defensive shield.
Pakistan lacks high-altitude missile batteries to shoot down advanced Indian Fighters and even the medium and low range AAA batteries are insufficient to create an air-shield over the attacking forces.
Pakistan's anti-Tank missiles are woefully inadequate for the Indian Armor that it is expected to face. The heavily Armored T-90 and Arjun Tanks can take multiple hits and thus we need to invest in more lethal anti-tank missiles and large quantities of them to completely saturate the battlefield with them.
Pakistan lacks Infantry Fighting Vehicles, Trucks and has obsolete APC to transport troops to the battlefield and does not have sufficient Artillery or MLRS to cover every region of the battlefield.
In short, Pakistan is no position to launch an offensive war into India.
Pakistan needs High Altitude SAMs, large numbers of Medium Range Missile Batteries and low range AAA, more lethal Anti-tank missiles, Infantry Fighting Vehicles and more artillery, MLRS.