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Indian govt audit found that ammunition stock for India is only at level that can sustain for about 10 days usage. After which if war prolonged, will need to surrender at end of ammunition supply.
http://mil.news.sina.com.cn/2018-03-15/doc-ifyshisy1706954.shtml
印称中印将举行联合军演 若真打印军坚持不了10天
印称中印将举行联合军演 若真打印军坚持不了10天
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来源：环球网
[环球时报驻印度特约记者 元贞 环球时报记者 王盼盼]据《印度时报》13日报道，印度陆军参谋长拉瓦特当天表示，印中两国年度“手拉手”联合演练今年将恢复举行。他称，洞朗对峙后停滞的印中军事外交已经重启，两国边境会晤机制也已经开始。接下来，中印将进行一系列高层访问，印度总理莫迪将在6月访华，参加在青岛举行的上海合作组织首脑峰会。
拉瓦特曾多次发表对华强硬言论，包括印度将面临“2.5线战争”等。不过13日，他承认，因洞朗对峙事件转低的印中两国关系目前正在改善，两军的友好关系也在回暖。拉瓦特称：“手拉手演练每年都举行。只有去年没有，演练被取消了，但今年演练回归。”
“手拉手”联合演练已成为中印两国关系的“晴雨表”。《印度时报》称，印度国防部长西塔拉曼下月将访问中国，讨论演练事宜。据报道，中印陆军“手拉手”联合演练始于2007年，首次演练在中国昆明举行；2008年的第二次演练在印度卡纳塔克邦的贝尔高姆进行。之后，因为中国拒绝给访华的印控克什米尔地区印军指挥官“普通签证”，印度取消了接下来的联合演练，并屡次抗议中国给“阿鲁纳恰尔邦”（即中国藏南地区）居民发放“另纸签证”。直到中国开始向印控克什米尔地区居民发放“普通签证”后，中印关系出现缓和。第三次联合演练2013年在成都举行，但规模只有几百人。考虑到中国和印度都是拥有百万兵力的大国，“手拉手”联合演练的小规模被认为更具象征意义。
“手拉手”联合演练于2014年、2015年、2016年相继举行，最后一次在印度。据印媒推测，按照两国轮流组织联合演练的约定，2018年的联合演练可能将在中国境内进行。这将是两国陆军第7次进行反恐联合训练，也是在中国境内展开的第4次联合演练。
自去年“洞朗对峙”后冻结的中印两国高层互访日渐频繁。《印度时报》称，去年12月，中国外交部长王毅访问印度，参加印俄中三国外长会，并与印度外交部长斯瓦拉杰举行了双边会谈。上个月，印度外交秘书顾凯杰访问北京，与王毅举行了会谈。3月18日至21日，中国中联部部长宋涛将访问印度，与印度各党派领导人举行会谈。下月，印度外长斯瓦拉杰将访问中国，参加上合组织外长会，为莫迪6月访华打前站。
不过，两国关系的改善并未让印度放下对中国的防备之心。据印度报业托拉斯14日报道，同样在13日，拉瓦特在一场研讨会上发表演讲称，“中国人从来没有忘记，发展经济的同时就要发展军力，这就是为什么中国能站在世界舞台上挑战美国的原因”，“中国崛起了，周边国家都在望向印度，看我们能否成为平衡中国的力量”。拉瓦特同时否认“军费负担论”，说经济发展必然需要安全力量的守护。
据瑞典斯德哥尔摩和平研究所近日发布的报告，印度已经成为全球最大的军火进口国。2012年至2017年，印度的武器进口额占全球总量的12%，远高于其他国家。即便如此，印度军方还是时不时“哭穷”。据《印度斯坦时报》报道，印度陆军方面负责人13日在议会听证会上称，“面对中国和巴基斯坦的军事现代化”，印度军方的预算捉襟见肘，军火库存还不够应对“10天的激烈战争”。
India says that China and India will hold a joint military exercise
March 15th, 2018 00:24 Global Internet
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Source: Global Network
[Global Times correspondent in India special correspondent Yuan Zhen Global Times reporter Wang Panpan] According to "The Times of India" reported on the 13th, the Indian Army Chief of Staff Rabat said on the same day that India and China's annual "hand in hand" joint exercise will resume this year. He said that Dong Lang’s military diplomacy between India and China that has stagnated after the retreat has been reopened, and the bilateral border meeting mechanism has begun. Next, China and India will conduct a series of high-level visits. Indian Prime Minister Modi will visit China in June to attend the summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization held in Qingdao.
Lavate has repeatedly expressed strong opinions on China, including India will face "2.5 line war" and so on. However, on the 13th, he admitted that the relations between India and China that are turning down due to the Donglang incident are improving and the friendly relations between the two armies are also picking up. Lavate said: "Hand-in-hand exercises are held every year. Only last year did not, the drill was canceled, but this year the drill returned."
The "hand in hand" joint drill has become a "barometer" of Sino-Indian relations. The Times of India stated that Indian Defense Minister Sitaraman will visit China next month to discuss drill matters. According to reports, the joint hand-in-hand exercise between the Chinese and Indian armies began in 2007. The first drill was held in Kunming, China; the second drill in 2008 was held in Bel Gom, Karnataka, India. Afterwards, because China refused to give an “ordinary visa” to Indian commanders in India-controlled Kashmir, India cancelled the next joint exercise and repeatedly protested China’s grant to “Arunachal Pradesh” (ie, southern Tibet, China). ) Residents issue "Separate Paper Visa". Until China began to issue "ordinary visas" to Indian-controlled Kashmir residents, China-India relations have eased. The third joint exercise was held in Chengdu in 2013, but the scale was only a few hundred people. Taking into account that China and India are both great powers with millions of troops, the small scale of the "hand in hand" joint drill is considered more symbolic.
The "hand in hand" joint exercises were held in 2014, 2015, and 2016, the last time in India. According to print media speculation, the 2018 joint drill may be conducted within China according to the agreement of the joint drills organized by the rotating countries. This will be the seventh joint anti-terrorism training between the two countries' army and the fourth joint exercise in China.
The high-level mutual visits between China and India that have been frozen since last year’s “Dong Lang confrontation” have become increasingly frequent. "The Times of India" stated that in December last year, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi visited India and attended the Indian-Russian Chinese Foreign Ministers' Meeting and held bilateral talks with Indian Foreign Minister Swaraj. Last month, Indian Foreign Secretary Gu Kaijie visited Beijing and held talks with Wang Yi. From March 18th to March 21st, China’s Minister of the United Nations’ Department of the Union Song Tao will visit India and hold talks with leaders of various parties in India. Next month, Indian Foreign Minister Swaraj will visit China to participate in the SCO Foreign Ministers' Meeting and make a front stop for Modi’s visit to China in June.
However, the improvement of relations between the two countries did not allow India to put aside its preparedness for China. According to reports from the Indian Press Trust on the 14th, on the same day, Lavate delivered a speech at a seminar. “The Chinese have never forgotten that while developing the economy, we must develop the military strength. This is why China can stand in the world. The reasons for challenging the United States on the stage, "China has risen, and neighboring countries are all looking to India to see if we can become a force to balance China." At the same time, Rawat denies the "military burden theory," saying that economic development will inevitably require the protection of security forces.
According to a report released recently by the Swedish Peace Institute in Stockholm, India has become the world's largest importer of arms. From 2012 to 2017, India’s weapons imports accounted for 12% of the global total, much higher than other countries. Even so, the Indian military still "cries poor" from time to time. According to the "Hindustan Times" report, the head of the Indian Army said on the 13th in the parliamentary hearing that "in the face of China and Pakistan's military modernization," the Indian military’s budget is stretched, arms inventory is not enough to deal with “10 days of intense war".
http://mil.news.sina.com.cn/2018-03-15/doc-ifyshisy1706954.shtml
印称中印将举行联合军演 若真打印军坚持不了10天
印称中印将举行联合军演 若真打印军坚持不了10天
0
来源：环球网
[环球时报驻印度特约记者 元贞 环球时报记者 王盼盼]据《印度时报》13日报道，印度陆军参谋长拉瓦特当天表示，印中两国年度“手拉手”联合演练今年将恢复举行。他称，洞朗对峙后停滞的印中军事外交已经重启，两国边境会晤机制也已经开始。接下来，中印将进行一系列高层访问，印度总理莫迪将在6月访华，参加在青岛举行的上海合作组织首脑峰会。
拉瓦特曾多次发表对华强硬言论，包括印度将面临“2.5线战争”等。不过13日，他承认，因洞朗对峙事件转低的印中两国关系目前正在改善，两军的友好关系也在回暖。拉瓦特称：“手拉手演练每年都举行。只有去年没有，演练被取消了，但今年演练回归。”
“手拉手”联合演练已成为中印两国关系的“晴雨表”。《印度时报》称，印度国防部长西塔拉曼下月将访问中国，讨论演练事宜。据报道，中印陆军“手拉手”联合演练始于2007年，首次演练在中国昆明举行；2008年的第二次演练在印度卡纳塔克邦的贝尔高姆进行。之后，因为中国拒绝给访华的印控克什米尔地区印军指挥官“普通签证”，印度取消了接下来的联合演练，并屡次抗议中国给“阿鲁纳恰尔邦”（即中国藏南地区）居民发放“另纸签证”。直到中国开始向印控克什米尔地区居民发放“普通签证”后，中印关系出现缓和。第三次联合演练2013年在成都举行，但规模只有几百人。考虑到中国和印度都是拥有百万兵力的大国，“手拉手”联合演练的小规模被认为更具象征意义。
“手拉手”联合演练于2014年、2015年、2016年相继举行，最后一次在印度。据印媒推测，按照两国轮流组织联合演练的约定，2018年的联合演练可能将在中国境内进行。这将是两国陆军第7次进行反恐联合训练，也是在中国境内展开的第4次联合演练。
自去年“洞朗对峙”后冻结的中印两国高层互访日渐频繁。《印度时报》称，去年12月，中国外交部长王毅访问印度，参加印俄中三国外长会，并与印度外交部长斯瓦拉杰举行了双边会谈。上个月，印度外交秘书顾凯杰访问北京，与王毅举行了会谈。3月18日至21日，中国中联部部长宋涛将访问印度，与印度各党派领导人举行会谈。下月，印度外长斯瓦拉杰将访问中国，参加上合组织外长会，为莫迪6月访华打前站。
不过，两国关系的改善并未让印度放下对中国的防备之心。据印度报业托拉斯14日报道，同样在13日，拉瓦特在一场研讨会上发表演讲称，“中国人从来没有忘记，发展经济的同时就要发展军力，这就是为什么中国能站在世界舞台上挑战美国的原因”，“中国崛起了，周边国家都在望向印度，看我们能否成为平衡中国的力量”。拉瓦特同时否认“军费负担论”，说经济发展必然需要安全力量的守护。
据瑞典斯德哥尔摩和平研究所近日发布的报告，印度已经成为全球最大的军火进口国。2012年至2017年，印度的武器进口额占全球总量的12%，远高于其他国家。即便如此，印度军方还是时不时“哭穷”。据《印度斯坦时报》报道，印度陆军方面负责人13日在议会听证会上称，“面对中国和巴基斯坦的军事现代化”，印度军方的预算捉襟见肘，军火库存还不够应对“10天的激烈战争”。
India says that China and India will hold a joint military exercise
March 15th, 2018 00:24 Global Internet
0
Source: Global Network
[Global Times correspondent in India special correspondent Yuan Zhen Global Times reporter Wang Panpan] According to "The Times of India" reported on the 13th, the Indian Army Chief of Staff Rabat said on the same day that India and China's annual "hand in hand" joint exercise will resume this year. He said that Dong Lang’s military diplomacy between India and China that has stagnated after the retreat has been reopened, and the bilateral border meeting mechanism has begun. Next, China and India will conduct a series of high-level visits. Indian Prime Minister Modi will visit China in June to attend the summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization held in Qingdao.
Lavate has repeatedly expressed strong opinions on China, including India will face "2.5 line war" and so on. However, on the 13th, he admitted that the relations between India and China that are turning down due to the Donglang incident are improving and the friendly relations between the two armies are also picking up. Lavate said: "Hand-in-hand exercises are held every year. Only last year did not, the drill was canceled, but this year the drill returned."
The "hand in hand" joint drill has become a "barometer" of Sino-Indian relations. The Times of India stated that Indian Defense Minister Sitaraman will visit China next month to discuss drill matters. According to reports, the joint hand-in-hand exercise between the Chinese and Indian armies began in 2007. The first drill was held in Kunming, China; the second drill in 2008 was held in Bel Gom, Karnataka, India. Afterwards, because China refused to give an “ordinary visa” to Indian commanders in India-controlled Kashmir, India cancelled the next joint exercise and repeatedly protested China’s grant to “Arunachal Pradesh” (ie, southern Tibet, China). ) Residents issue "Separate Paper Visa". Until China began to issue "ordinary visas" to Indian-controlled Kashmir residents, China-India relations have eased. The third joint exercise was held in Chengdu in 2013, but the scale was only a few hundred people. Taking into account that China and India are both great powers with millions of troops, the small scale of the "hand in hand" joint drill is considered more symbolic.
The "hand in hand" joint exercises were held in 2014, 2015, and 2016, the last time in India. According to print media speculation, the 2018 joint drill may be conducted within China according to the agreement of the joint drills organized by the rotating countries. This will be the seventh joint anti-terrorism training between the two countries' army and the fourth joint exercise in China.
The high-level mutual visits between China and India that have been frozen since last year’s “Dong Lang confrontation” have become increasingly frequent. "The Times of India" stated that in December last year, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi visited India and attended the Indian-Russian Chinese Foreign Ministers' Meeting and held bilateral talks with Indian Foreign Minister Swaraj. Last month, Indian Foreign Secretary Gu Kaijie visited Beijing and held talks with Wang Yi. From March 18th to March 21st, China’s Minister of the United Nations’ Department of the Union Song Tao will visit India and hold talks with leaders of various parties in India. Next month, Indian Foreign Minister Swaraj will visit China to participate in the SCO Foreign Ministers' Meeting and make a front stop for Modi’s visit to China in June.
However, the improvement of relations between the two countries did not allow India to put aside its preparedness for China. According to reports from the Indian Press Trust on the 14th, on the same day, Lavate delivered a speech at a seminar. “The Chinese have never forgotten that while developing the economy, we must develop the military strength. This is why China can stand in the world. The reasons for challenging the United States on the stage, "China has risen, and neighboring countries are all looking to India to see if we can become a force to balance China." At the same time, Rawat denies the "military burden theory," saying that economic development will inevitably require the protection of security forces.
According to a report released recently by the Swedish Peace Institute in Stockholm, India has become the world's largest importer of arms. From 2012 to 2017, India’s weapons imports accounted for 12% of the global total, much higher than other countries. Even so, the Indian military still "cries poor" from time to time. According to the "Hindustan Times" report, the head of the Indian Army said on the 13th in the parliamentary hearing that "in the face of China and Pakistan's military modernization," the Indian military’s budget is stretched, arms inventory is not enough to deal with “10 days of intense war".
