Chinese navy to actively maintain peace and stability of Indian Ocean

[IndianArmy]

if Indians want to choke malacca straits ,which is an international waterway,they have to take on the whole world and Chinese navy won't allow that to happen,beside,it's not that easy to do that task,and in that event,Chinese PLA from land can certainly cut India to two within hours and Indian can kiss goodbye to their Northeast.

It does not need to take on the world to cut down Chinese supplies. In The event of war the Malacca straights are the one which would prove fatal to the Chinese. If a stage of goodbye comes then it certainly would be the rest of the world kissing it for both our land's would not survive to see it.

 

[beijingwalker]

It does not need to take on the world to cut down Chinese supplies. In The event of war the Malacca straights are the one which would prove fatal to the Chinese. If a stage of goodbye comes then it certainly would be the rest of the world kissing it for both our land's would not survive to see it.

cargo ships bearing different flags from all around the world come to China and go back to their home countries,what do you think your Indian navy can do?sink them all like Germans did in world war two?and do you have the ability to do that?

 

[Azazel]

South Pakistani ocean

These people are so stupid and naive,they think could rename an entire Ocean.
Just shows the quality of discussion going on here.Even fantasies has its own limit

cargo ships bearing different flags from all around the world come to China and go back to their home countries,what do you think your Indian navy can do?sink them all like Germans did in world war two?and do you have the ability to do that?

Cargo ships can carry any flag they want,but what really matters is who is running them and who owns the stuff they are carrying.

 

[beijingwalker]

If a stage of goodbye comes then it certainly would be the rest of the world kissing it for both our land's would not survive to see it.

no will survive and that will not be India.

 

[IndianArmy]

cargo ships bearing different flags from all around the world come to China and go back to their home countries,what do you think your Indian navy can do?sink them all like Germans did in world war two?and do you have the ability to do that?

Why does it need to be sunk. It can Delay the delivery as the entire surveillance of maritime traffic through the Straits are in the hands of India and its navy. Your markets would crumble if your nation is made to run on reserves.

no will survive and that will not be India.

Neither of us would.

 

[Sasquatch]

China will eventually need a permanent base in the Indian Ocean, preferably near the Arabian Sea where It's own resources come through, the PLAN still needs another 5-10 years before it happens, Malacca strait is not much worry as there are other routes China has focused on.

 

[beijingwalker]

then all the countries will send war ships to protect their commercial ships like what happens in Somalian coast,Indian sea pirates can't do much more than other sea pirates,your country's military ability and long term capacity is very limited comparing to big player in the world,and what makes you think an all out war will destroy both countries?do you mean nuclear war?but your nuclear arsenal is very very tiny comparing to China's,of cause I don't think China will launch a nuclear war on others but if attacked by nuclear weapons,that will be a whole different story.

 

[IndianArmy]

China will eventually need a permanent base in the Indian Ocean, preferably near the Arabian Sea where It's own resources come through, the PLAN still needs another 5-10 years before it happens, Malacca strait is not much worry as there are other routes China has focused on.

What other trade rout has China Identified?

 

[IndianArmy]

then all the countries will send war ships to protect their commercial ships like what happens in Somalian coast,Indian sea pirates can't do much more than other sea pirates,your country's military ability and long term capacity is very limited comparing to big player in the world,and what makes you think an all out war will destroy both countries?do you mean nuclear war?but your nuclear arsenal is very very tiny comparing to China's,of cause I don't think China will launch a nuclear war on others but if attacked by nuclear weapons,that will be a whole different story.

India and China have a no first use policy, so a Nuke war is beyond imagination. International maritime policies are confined to the agreement of safety, so blocking merchant ships from the epicenter of war would earn us honor rather than complaints.

 

[Sasquatch]

What other trade rout has China Identified?

The Black Sea through Russia & Central Asia, Arctic Ocean, and another through Myanmar which is tied with the gas pipeline expected in 2013. Also some news of a oil pipeline with Russia, but China goal now is to diversify it's resources going though the Malacca Strait through other routes.

 

[beijingwalker]

India no match for China: Navy chief
Rahul Singh, Hindustan Times
New Delhi, August 11, 2009

Should war break out between India and China, we are doomed. Navy chief Admiral Sureesh Mehta publicly admitted on Monday that India was no match for China and there was no way New Delhi could bridge the yawning gap in its capabilities against China. He said it would be foolhardy to compare the two nations as equals.

Mehta, who retires on August 31 at the age of 62, warned:“In military terms, both conventionally and unconventionally, we can neither have the capability nor the intention to match China force for force…”

It is rare for service chiefs in India to articulate their concerns loudly. The government disapproves of it. But when a chief makes such a prophesy, he has to be taken seriously.

He said Beijing was in the process of consolidating its comprehensive national power and creating formidable military capability.“Once that is done, China is likely to be more assertive on its claims, especially in the immediate neighbourhood,” said Mehta, who as the Chairman, Chiefs of Staff Committee, is the country’s senior most military commander.

He saw ominous signs everywhere while delivering a talk on India’s national security challenges on Monday.“Whether in terms of GDP, defence spending or any other economic, social or development parameter, the gap between the two is just too wide to bridge (and getting wider by the day).”

Mehta backed his claims with figures. He said India’s annual defence expenditure of roughly $30 billion paled in front of China’s defence spending. He said the Americans pegged China’s defence budget between $70 billion and $200 billion.

“Our trust deficit with China can never be liquidated unless our boundary problems are resolved…Coping with China will certainly be one of our primary challenges in the years ahead.”

India’s air power just 1/3rd of China: IAF

Last Updated: Thursday, September 24, 2009, 00:35

India’s air power just 1/3rd of China: IAF Zeenews Bureau

Gandhinagar: The Air Chief Marshal PV Naik on Wednesday admitted that India was no match to China when it came to air power.

"Our present aircraft strength is inadequate. Aircraft strength is one third that of China. The Government of India is doing a lot to augment Air Force capability," Naik said.

Interestingly, former Navy chief Suresh Mehta had also, last month, claimed that India is no match to China when it comes to military strength.

I don't see Indians have any means to choke Malacca sea lanes in any foreseeable future.and I do believe China has adequate military means to cut off India's Northeast if necessary.

 

[IndianArmy]

The Black Sea through Russia & Central Asia, Arctic Ocean, and another through Myanmar which is tied with the gas pipeline expected in 2013. Also some news of a oil pipeline with Russia, but China goal now is to diversify it's resources going though the Malacca Strait through other routes.

But that's a long touch to the Nose..

 

[Sasquatch]

But that's a long touch to the Nose..

China's been experimenting with these despite some being longer routes the arctic route for example, better to be safe then sorry by placing your bets on a single route, but preferably China would like a quick route through Pakistan in Xinjiang however with the current instability it is unlikely until after 2020 or so.

 

[IndianArmy]

China's been experimenting with these despite some being longer routes the arctic route for example, better to be safe then sorry by placing your bets on a single route, but preferably china would like a quick route through Pakistan in Xinjiang but with the current WOT and instability it is unlikely until after 2020 or so.

But do you think Xinjiang could be a core supply rout especially in the event of war between the two nations. Even though it is a guarded Chinese territory, tensions can be mounted, what is your take sir?

 

[beijingwalker]

but preferably china would like a quick route through Pakistan in Xinjiang however with the current instability it is unlikely until after 2020 or so.

Xinjiang will become the finacial hub of mid Asia and Pakistan's ports will bring wealth and prosperity to both Pakistan and China.

But do you think Xinjiang could be a core supply rout especially in the event of war between the two nations. Even though it is a guarded Chinese territory, tensions can be mounted, what is your take sir?

we think if a war breaks out,that will be fought in India side,far away from any major Chinese cities.