....... take my bet.
iajdani and leon :
Before you really go for any bet, please read the following excerpts from the posts (#9 & 26) of below-freezing (China/China) in the thread : China’s War Plans for India :
<http://www.defence.pk/forums/china-defence/53609-chinas-war-plans-india.html>
Above thread may assist in re-conciling / re-affirm your plans.
In any war, CJ-10s, DF-21s and HN-3s launched from H-6 bombers based in inner Mongolia would paralyze Indian command and control within hours.
WS-2 can bombard New Delhi from Askai chin.
JH-7's, J-8s and Su-30s equipped with anti-radiation missiles escorted by J-10s and J-11s under the command of KJ-2000s will annihilate all Indian SAM sites and destroy most of the Indian air force on the ground.
After air supremacy is achieved over northern India, 500,000 soldiers from Chengdu and Lanzhou military regions backed by 2000 tanks can roll right into the Ganges plain and take control of New Delhi. when the Indian government surrenders, it can have all its territory back except for the lands stolen from us in the past, and it will merely pay a small fine on the tune of several trillion dollars, to be paid for in oil, gold and natural resources, for all damage caused by its aggression in the past
On possible Indian countermeasures, below-freezing states that:
Other than S-300, India has no long range air defense missiles, that is, over 100 km range.
The range of our best anti-radiation missile, the YJ-12, is 250 km, 50 km more than S-300 PMU2. Our second best, YJ-9, has a range of 120 km, slightly within the range of S-300 PMU2's but just beyond that of the 9M96E2 on PMU1.
In the event of any war (with India), under KJ-2000 jamming and guidance, JH-7E and J-8s will carry out bombing missions against SAM radars and Indian AWACs, and because India purchases these systems, they cannot be replaced easily, thus a loss is essentially permanent.
Indian AWACs have just began arriving in may 2009 and will take a year for them to be integrated into the air force
Indian Air Force - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Thus a preemptive strike by the PLAAF now with YJ-9 and YJ-12 can cripple their surface radars. Once their SAMs are disabled, DF-21 and CJ-10s can be fired with impunity at airfields, the prime minister's office, supply depots and Indian army bases.
Any attempt to scramble fighters will be met with overwhelming firepower. India's BVR missiles are limited to the R-77, with a range of 175 km, which can only be carried on their Su-30s; their mirage's are only equipped with 37 km Matra Super 530Ds.
However, our BVR missiles which include R-77 and PL-12 with equivalent range can be carried on most of our aircraft, including J-8s. we have double the number of J-8s that can launch BVR missiles than India has total Su-30s. Not only that, they can be guided with AWACs, which would be almost invincible against the Indian air force which lacks long range air to air anti radiation missiles, but which we do not lack -- we have the YJ-91.