Two Realms: Don't call me evil!

The sudden offensive of the six states in the eastern region launched by the Jeko Group caused panic throughout India, especially when they learned that the Siliguri Corridor had fallen. The loss of this strategic location made the Indian top leaders shocked and angry. They immediately dispatched additional troops to reinforce the Siliguri Corridor in an attempt to retake it.

In the Siliguri Corridor, genetic warriors are driving more than 10,000 captured soldiers to build blocking fortifications and lay mines.

Jawaharlal was swinging a whip in one hand, cracking it in the air, and holding up a megaphone in the other hand: "Work hard, and anyone who lags behind will be starved for three days."

None of the Indian soldiers who were working hard were shocked. After hearing this, they remained silent and continued to work honestly.

"Jawaharlal, gather the troops and go to the dugout."

Suddenly, Miao Lun's voice came from the intercom worn by Jawaharlal. Jawaharlal was startled, and then he heard the air defense alarm and immediately reacted: "Go back to the bunker quickly, the air raid is coming."

Wow!
The captives were in chaos, scrambling to run back. At this time, Asan Guo's movements were always exceptionally agile.

After a while, the sound of fighter planes whirring in the sky was heard.

A fighter plane with the Indian flag printed on it flew at an altitude of 10,000 meters and dropped several bombs, but soon, the Magic Bird fighter planes cruising in the nearby airspace came over to meet it. After two of its planes were shot down, the other Indian fighter planes ran back in shame.

"Ohhh, win win."

When the Indian prisoners hiding in the air-raid shelter saw this scene, they cheered with joy. It was clearly their own fighter planes that were driven away, but they were as happy as if they had won the lottery. It seemed quite abstract.

Similar air battles have occurred from time to time in the past few days. India has 1,500 fighter jets of various types. In addition to a number of fourth-generation aircraft that meet Western standards, it is also equipped with aerial refueling aircraft, early warning aircraft, transport aircraft, drones and other special aircraft. The types of aircraft are basically complete. The Indian Air Force is also the only country in the world that has gathered the five major rogue aircraft and is ready to summon the dragon. Judging from the strength on paper alone, the Indian Air Force is among the best in the world.

However, because India's fighter jets are basically purchased from abroad, the upkeep and maintenance of the aircraft, as well as the replenishment of equipment and ammunition are all problems, and the country is heavily dependent on imports.

Such a multinational brand aircraft has extremely high logistical requirements. The Indians normally have the highest number of plane crashes in the world during training, let alone starting a war.

This also resulted in that when confronting the Jeko Group Air Force, the number of Indian fighter jets that could actually be deployed was less than one-third.

Moreover, the number of fighter jets that can be deployed is often further reduced due to reasons such as equipment maintenance, aircraft repairs, logistical errors, and insufficient ammunition.

Coupled with the poor technical level of Indian pilots, it is completely impossible to regain air superiority over the six states in the eastern region.

After the Indian fighter jets fled, shadowy figures appeared at the entrance of the Siliguri Corridor.

That was the first batch of Indian army troops that arrived at the Siliguri Corridor. They were wearing dark green uniforms and had a team that stretched as far as the eye could see. Leading the team were the domestically-produced Arjun main battle tanks of India.

This army has about 30,000 people, which looks quite spectacular.

In a bunker command post, Miao Lun was observing the Indian Army with a telescope.

"Order them to let these Indian troops in and test their quality first."

Miao Lun said that in the past few days, it was not only genetic warriors who entered the Siliguri Corridor, but transport planes also airlifted a batch of paratroopers and heavy weapons here one after another. Now the number of soldiers of the Jeko Group in the Siliguri Corridor has exceeded two thousand, including hundreds of genetic warriors.

At the scene, India's artillery power has begun to cover the area, and howitzer shells are falling one after another.

The artillery power is not strong and is far from being a blanket carpet bombing.

The Indian Army's equipment is also of various brands. The poor logistics system means that many artillery pieces cannot be delivered. Even if they are delivered, the ammunition is not compatible due to logistical errors.

After a short burst of artillery fire, the Indian army began to take the field.

Tanks and armored vehicles moved slowly, and India sent out a regiment-level force to launch an offensive towards the Siliguri Corridor.

However, the Siliguri Corridor is mainly composed of hills and narrow areas, which is not suitable for large-scale assaults by armored forces.

Miao Lun noticed that before the armored troops reached the minefield, many armored vehicles of the Indian Army broke down and went on strike.

Especially the domestically produced Arjun tanks of India. Just by Miao Lun's estimation, there were as many as four that were paralyzed halfway for various reasons. The tank crew members covered in dust climbed out, looking at the steel behemoths lying in the mud with distressed faces, helpless.

This Arjun tank produced in India weighs 68.24 tons, which exceeds the tonnage of the United States' M1A2 main battle tank. In addition, the engine and tank design of the Arjun tank are not as good as those of the M1A2 main battle tank. When encountering such difficult roads, all kinds of problems arise, and breaking down is commonplace.

Not only were the tanks paralyzed, but there were also many Indian soldiers who suffered non-combat casualties due to sprained feet, hit their heads, and so on during the advance. You didn't even know whether they really fell or were faking it and deliberately withdrew from the battlefield.

After paralyzing and abandoning several tanks along the way, this regimental-level force dispersed and stepped into the minefield of the Jeko Group.

boom!
With a loud bang, an Arjun tank ran over an anti-tank mine. With flames and smoke rising into the sky, the tank's tracks fell off. The metal jets and high-speed metal projectiles formed by the explosion penetrated the tank's bottom armor. None of the crew members inside were spared and were all shot into sieves.

boom!
An anti-personnel mine was stepped on and exploded instantly. There was no setting like in the movies where the mine would not explode if you stood still.

Several Indian soldiers nearby fell down screaming. These Indian soldiers were not dead, but were pierced by bullets and shrapnel, with their lower bodies covered in blood. Even if they were rescued, the serious ones would need amputation, and the minor ones would be unable to get out of bed for several months.

Anti-personnel mines are not intended to kill the enemy. On the contrary, the casualties they create will add more burden to the attacking side.

After stepping on several landmines in succession, the morale of this Indian regiment-level force plummeted like an avalanche, and a large number of soldiers began to retreat.

Then, no one knew who took the lead in retreating, but the more than a thousand people who had originally advanced and launched the offensive suddenly stretched out their legs and ran wildly in the direction they came from.

Not even a single soldier from the Jeko Group was seen. More than a thousand people were persuaded to retreat because they stepped on a few mines and ran back to the base camp in fear.

This scene left the soldiers of the Jake Group who were preparing to defend confused. They hadn't even fired a single shot when all the people ran away.

"No, these people are here to make fun of me!"

Miao Lun had underestimated the bottom line of the Indian soldiers as much as possible, but when the fight started he found that he had overestimated the combat qualities of the Indian soldiers.

"Sir, this group of soldiers has performed very well. They must be well treated on a daily basis, and they are willing to risk their lives for this."

However, Jawaharlal, who was following Miao Lun, suddenly spoke up. He was ordered to select a part of the soldiers to form a puppet army to assist the Jeko Group in the battle, and now he was following Miao Lun and waiting for command.

"good?"

Miao Lun looked at it with an inquiring look, wondering if he had heard it wrongly.

Jawaharlal patted his chest and said confidently, "Yes, General, we soldiers who were sent to the Siliguri Corridor have a harder life and are treated worse. These soldiers in the homeland are treated better, and their morale and combat effectiveness seem to be much stronger. For example, if we heard that the enemy was a genetic warrior, we would not even take the whip to drive us away."

Jawaharlal said this with his head held high, a proud and complacent expression on his face, happy that he didn't have to go into battle against the genetic warriors.

Miao Lun was speechless when he saw Jawaharlal who was so confident. The bottom line of the Indian soldiers once again refreshed his three views.

Over there, the Indian Army, which had retreated without firing a single shot, seemed to have finally remembered that it still had things like mine-clearing armored vehicles and demining engineers.

The second wave of attack was launched again two hours later. The Indian artillery first bombarded the minefield, then sent out mine-clearing armored vehicles and engineers to carefully clear the minefield and open a passable road. In order to learn from the lesson, the two regiments participating in the attack this time had more than 3,000 people, and many motorcycles appeared.

Indian soldiers drove motorcycles, often with three or four people on board, and rushed towards the position at full speed.

The narrow roads that are difficult for tanks to drive on are easy for motorcycles to pass through.

But this kind of scene is somewhat shocking to the eyes. The motorcycle with the most people on it is like a human pyramid, with 5 people on it. The soldiers of the Jeko Group defending the position were stunned.

"Fire!"

Seeing that the Indian soldiers had penetrated deep enough, Miao Lun no longer hesitated and gave the order to open fire.

The originally quiet battlefield was suddenly filled with the sound of gunfire. Soldiers of the Jeko Group, who were scattered in hiding, in foxholes and anti-artillery holes, popped their heads out, raised their guns, and opened fire at the Indian soldiers in front of their positions.

The group of Jake Group soldiers who were transported here were all members of the Jake Group's paratrooper regiment.

Those who are selected as paratroopers are elites carefully picked from ordinary troops. Although they cannot compare with genetic warriors, their combat effectiveness is generally much stronger than that of ordinary soldiers, so their counterattack is very fierce.

Under the precise shooting, many Indian soldiers groaned, bloody holes appeared on their heads, and they fell to the ground.

The heavy machine gun positions equipped with cross-fire removed their camouflage and launched fierce fire suppression coverage. The barrage of bullets swept through the Indian soldiers, and large numbers of unprepared Indian soldiers were mowed down.

A 12.7 caliber bullet will break a person's hands or feet if it hits them, and if it hits the torso, the person will go straight to hell.

The small trees growing here can block ordinary rifle bullets, but when swept by 12.7mm bullets, the trunks will be directly penetrated, and the soldiers who want to use them as cover will be pierced along with the trees.

The Indian soldiers on motorcycles were even more miserable. They gathered together to attract too much attention. However, they were so weak on motorcycles that they had no way to defend themselves against bullets, making them the first target of heavy machine guns.

Many motorcycles were strafed by heavy machine guns. The 12.7mm bullets could penetrate the human body in succession. When a motorcycle with people piled on top of each other was hit, the machine gun bullets would spray out a stream of blood. Looking around, the mountains and plains were filled with fallen motorcycles and soldiers who had died tragically beside the motorcycles.

Bang! Bang! Bang! Bang! Bang! Bang!
A dull sound of artillery fire was heard, and the flexible and light mortars transported by air opened fire one after another, and the shells exploded among the Indian crowd.

This sudden and fierce attack instantly panicked the more than 3,000 Indian soldiers, and everyone was scrambling to escape.

The armored vehicles and tanks in the Indian soldiers' ranks were braver than ordinary soldiers, and they intended to try to fight back.

But the next second, when they saw five 12-meter-tall spider main battle mechas with eight long metal legs coming out from behind the Jake Group's position, they began to reverse and flee frantically as if they saw their own father pulling out his belt.

Five Spider main battle mechas were transported to the Siliguri Corridor by air. Due to their weight and size, they could only be disassembled and separated before being put into a transport plane and transported to the Siliguri Corridor for reassembly. The number was limited, but it was more than enough to deal with this kind of situation.

The Spider Mech's 203mm main gun spewed flames, and an Arjun main battle tank was directly hit by a high-explosive shell. The shell weighing hundreds of kilograms directly reduced the 68.24-ton tank to parts.

One by one, 30mm machine guns acted as can openers for tanks, 20mm machine guns slaughtered thinly armored vehicles, and 12.7mm bullets strafed Indian soldiers from high above.

Five Spider main battle mechas appeared on the battlefield, becoming the last straw that broke the camel's back for the Indian soldiers.

All the Indian soldiers wished their parents had given them two more legs. They threw away their weapons and armor, and fled in the direction they came from, without any desire or courage to fight back.

Seeing this, the five Spider main battle mechas did not chase the deserters. Instead, they raised their 203mm main guns high, and shells flew out of the muzzles and flew towards the Indian artillery positions dozens of kilometers away, launching counterattacks on the Indian artillery.

A single shot of a 203mm shell is more powerful. The artillery positions deployed by the Indian country were suddenly engulfed in flames and smoke. The self-propelled artillery moved quickly, but ordinary towed artillery was much more troublesome to deploy and move. The bombardment of the Spider main battle mecha did not give the Indian artillery a chance to escape calmly.

Every time a shell was fired, the artillery position was shaken, the artillerymen were blown away by the shock wave, and their limbs and arms flew into the air. The artillery was either blown into scrap metal or suffered structural damage from the vibration and shock waves.

The two attacking regiments suffered a crushing defeat, and their artillery firepower was largely destroyed by the Jeko Group. The 30,000-strong Indian army was immediately defeated and had no courage to launch another offensive towards the Siliguri Corridor.

In this regard, Miao Lun chose to see it happen, because time was on their side and his task was to block the Siliguri Corridor, which was enough.

This corridor is equivalent to the neck connecting East and West India. If you strangle it, you can cut India in half, making the six northeastern states an enclave, isolated from the mainland of India. At that time, the six states in the east will become trapped by the Jeko Group.

As the saying goes, hit the snake at its weakest point. The weakest point of India is the Siliguri Corridor. Occupying and blocking this area is like putting a knife on India's neck and allowing the Jeko Group to slaughter it.

When India's plan to open the Siliguri Corridor failed, the Jeko Group launched a more fierce offensive.

The Jeko Group's air force carried out air strikes on the Indian army in the six states in the eastern region day and night, especially those warehouses and supply stations, which were the main targets of attack.

With the Siliguri Corridor blocked and its supplies destroyed, the hundreds of thousands of Indian troops trapped in the six eastern states can only hold on with the few existing resources, but these resources obviously cannot last long.

The Jeko Group's counterattack was very precisely chosen, which was to attack you while you are weak. When the Siliguri Corridor was blocked and India was unable to provide military reinforcements and material transfusions, the Jeko Group launched a full-scale attack on the six states in the eastern region.

In addition to the Air Force, the Jeko Group's army used cruise missiles, artillery, rocket launchers and other long-range heavy firepower to launch a high-intensity offensive against the six states in the eastern region, weakening the military strength of the Indian soldiers. The offensive was one wave after another, leaving the Indian army no chance to breathe, and was determined to break the defense line of the six states in the eastern region and seize control of the six states in the eastern region.

The military bases, important military strongholds, communication base stations, bridges, railways, etc. in the six states in the eastern region were almost all hit by devastating blows. The command system of the Indian army in the six states in the eastern region was also completely disrupted, and the communication between the front and the rear was almost cut off.

Under such circumstances, the regular army of the Jeko Group also moved to the border of the six states in the eastern region through the railway and road networks in Zen.

The border offensive was launched by the 1nd Regiment of the 2st Mechanized Combat Brigade, the 6th Armored Division, the 19th Mountain Brigade, the 12th Mechanized Infantry Division, and the 33rd Infantry Division.

The total number of people is less than 50,000, and follow-up troops are still on the way.

Although there were only 50,000 troops launching the vanguard offensive, the desperate resistance that the Jeko Group had originally expected did not occur, even though the opponent, the Indian army, had more than 100,000 troops, more than twice the number of the Jeko Group.

Throughout the entire process of attacking the six states in the eastern region, the Jake Group could be said to be unstoppable, and the Indian soldiers were simply unable to adapt to the harsh battles waged by the Jake Group.

Often before the Jeko Group was ready to launch a charge, the Indian soldiers on the position would begin to surrender to the Jeko Group, handing over their weapons and walking out of the trenches.

On the faces of these surrendered soldiers, there was no dejection like ordinary defeated soldiers. Instead, they were all very excited.

The large number of prisoners caught the Jacko Group off guard, and they had to supply food to these prisoners.

However, they did encounter tough battles. Among the Indian soldiers, there were some Sikh soldiers, who became the backbone of the resistance.

These bearded soldiers wearing turbans are the image representatives of the Indian army. They are braver and more adept at fighting than other soldiers. Many of them did not surrender to the invasion and attack of the Jeko Group, but took up arms to resist.

But the price was also huge. Under the mechanized combat of the Spider main battle mecha and the super soldiers, the places where these Sikh soldiers resisted were littered with collapsed buildings, destroyed armored vehicles, and the remains of soldiers who did not have time to surrender. Scattered corpses could be seen everywhere on the border, and blood and smoke became a cruel portrayal of the battlefield.

Their resistance was ultimately futile and could not stop the advance of the JEC Group.

In just three days, the army of the Jake Group had advanced to the core area of ​​the six states in the eastern region, occupying cities and villages one after another. (End of this chapter)