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The British government and the British royal family, far away in London, felt unprecedented pressure. They hated the Indians for stabbing them in the eyes of this joint, making them unable to take into account both the beginning and the end, and hated the situation in Asia that made them unable to sleep or eat.

Britain was trapped in Europe at this time and had no troops to send to India. Therefore, it could only rely on more than 100,000 British troops from India to resist, trying to stop the Indian rebellion, and the situation in India was quickly controlled.

But the British people's expectations did not have any hope of realization. They saw more and more Indians involved. The British army retreated step by step and lost land of one of the three Indians. Only the land in northern and southwest India was still in their hands. The Indian army was fierce, and the British quickly obtained accurate information through intelligence collection. The Indian army used the weapons, equipment and ammunition provided by the Chinese. They immediately understood that there was a pusher behind the Indians. The Indian army's continuous combat capability was greatly enhanced, and they understood that their days in India were not far away.

Although the British people shouted that the Indian rebels would taste the price they deserved and would quell the Indian rebellion as soon as possible, they claimed that the Indian rebellion was just a trick inspired by people with ulterior motives, and the rebels would soon lose.

But they understood that this was just a verbal strategy to stabilize people's hearts. They could not scare the enemy at all. The turmoil in India quickly spread across the country. The Indians took advantage of the situation and robbed them. It was impossible for them to rush to India to help.

After the Indian uprising, the Zhen** aircraft carrier fleet immediately appeared at the southern end of India, cutting off the merchant ships between Britain and India. Dozens of merchant ships that were sailing on the sea and transporting various materials from India to Britain were seized by the Zhen** Navy. The Zhen** aircraft carrier fleet blocked the waterway from the Indian Ocean to the Red Sea. The ties between the British and India had been cut off. The British troops in India and Myanmar had become lonely troops who had lost their support. They gradually realized that they had been trapped in a dead end by the enemy and began to lose their will to resist.

After the Indian uprising, the Jinzhan in Myanmar took advantage of the situation and took advantage of the powerful armored corps and naval aviation to launch a fierce offensive against the Indian army in Myanmar. Because of the situation in India, there were no reinforcements to assist them in fighting. They immediately became unwilling to fight, and the morale that had just recovered a little was immediately gone.

The British army chose to escape. Instead of taking the strategy of preparing to defend the central region for a period of time, they retreated to the central and northern Myanmar and finally retreated to the northern jungle and plateau areas. The British army, which originally had 50,000 people in Yangon, had only 20,000 people left, and combined with the British army in northern Myanmar, a total of only 50,000 people.

Then Zhenzhan pressed forward step by step and gradually forced the British army into the northwest jungle area. Zhenzhan did not take a large-scale attack to disintegrate the British army's combat effectiveness, but instead took advantage of the British army's difficulties in supplying in the jungle area and prepared to trap them in the mountains and plateaus. After a long time, the days of the British surrender were not far away.

The Indian uprising was in full swing and soon swept across the entire Indian region. Without the strategic materials and logistical support from the British mainland, the British army's resistance became increasingly weak, and the British already felt that their loss of Myanmar and India was just a problem.

The British, who had originally expected to rely on the huge resources of India to compete with Myanmar's resurgence, were completely desperate at this time. The situation in the East and South Asia was obviously not something they could control. The sea surface of the Indian Ocean had entered China's aircraft carrier fleet, and this traditional sea area controlled by the British also ushered in a powerful competitor.

The British had no doubt about the huge attack capabilities of the Zhenzhan aircraft carrier fleet. Their fleet had withdrawn from the main waters of the Indian Ocean to avoid maritime conflicts with the Zhenzhan. Their current expectation is to guard the estuary of the Suez Canal and the Red Sea, and use naval bases in Sudan and Egypt to block the Zhenzhan's way into the Mediterranean and Atlantic Ocean, so that the Zhenzhan aircraft carrier fleet could not affect the European maritime war situation.

At this time, the only large-scale naval battle with the Battle of Jutland, which was held in late May and early June, had ended between the British and German fleets. Neither side caused a heavy blow to the other side, and the overall strength of the fleets of the two countries was still well preserved.

At the end of the Battle of Jutland, Britain and Germany returned to their pre-naval state. The German navy continued to hide in their own ports without attacking and blocked the ports with mines. The British fleet was afraid of mines and did not dare to pursue them near Germany's mainland. The two sides calmed down and did not invade each other.

In fact, during the entire World War I in history, naval operations were not dominated by naval operations. World War I was a classic army war. Most of the navies played a role in protecting their merchant ships from attacks by enemy countries, and most of the fleets shrank in their ports without suffering greater losses.

After the India Incident, the pressure within the Allies was increasing because they immediately realized that once the British lost India and Myanmar, the base that competed against China, would be connected with Turkey on the Arabian Peninsula, and the Allies' nightmare was coming.

But the Europeans also believed that the Chinese would not be involved in large-scale wars on land, because the Chinese would not make such great sacrifices for this, because they had seen that after China occupied Siberia, it did not go westward to attack Russian European land, which was enough to see that China did not want to pay huge casualties to win the victory of the Allies.

British and French analysts believe that the Chinese will provide weapons and equipment to help the allies win the European battlefield without sending troops to disrupt the European battlefield with huge casualties. This analysis is actually correct.

The huge casualties caused by World War I reached tens of millions, and each country such as Britain, France, Russia and Germany had more than one million casualties. Therefore, China would not easily send its army from Turkey to Europe to support the Allies' war. China's plan is to provide military assistance to the Allies through Turkey to win the war.

Seeing that the British who were about to lose India and Myanmar and the French who were about to lose Vietnam have realized that only by winning the Continental War can they lose the benefits they have lost in the world. Only as long as they defeat the powerful German group in Europe and then come together to deal with China in the Far East, can the Allies in this war achieve the final victory.

As long as the Allies achieve the final victory, the Southeast Asian region they have lost will be likely to be lost and regained without having to worry about temporary gains and losses.

The war in Asia was around mid-July, and the war concentrated in India. The war between Myanmar and Vietnam was soon approaching its end. Except for India, the troops of both sides no longer had large-scale ground battles, but were mainly harassment and air strikes. After half a month of being trapped in the jungle, many troops were short of food and insufficient supply, and there was a small-scale riot. Some troops had walked out of the jungle and surrendered to the Jinzhan. The trend of British surrender was unstoppable.

The French army in Vietnam was dizzy by the bombing day and night. The Third Fleet of Zhenzhao had moved to Hainan Island and established a new naval base in Sanya, Hainan Island, with the South China Sea as the cruise area and responsible for the security of the South China Sea.

The Third Fleet took on the attack on the French Vietnamese army from the beginning and blocked the sea surface of the South China Sea. The French ties with Vietnam had been interrupted for about half a year. The French army had not received any supplies or supplements from other soldiers. Soon, they were gradually exhausted, waiting for the ground troops to attack them and completely deal with them.

The war situation in Myanmar is gradually under control, and the Jinzhan has occupied most of the Myanmar region. The work of finding a spokesperson in Myanmar is underway. The Chinese government is preparing to form a regime similar to Malaysia in Myanmar, so that this regime must be together with China and shoulder to shoulder. China must have a certain control over this regime so that it will always be consistent with China in future international politics.

As for India, the regime formed by the Indians will also be very close to China for a period of time due to China's strong assistance to them in the early stage. However, it is still unknown whether the Indians will participate in this world war after they have achieved complete independence. Perhaps it will take a certain amount of time for the Indian society to stabilize.

China only hopes that India can temporarily reach friendly relations with China to reduce the obstacles to China's major strategy in the Indian Ocean. After all, India, a regional power, still plays an important role in South Asia and the Indian Ocean. Obtaining such a person is of great significance to China.

But in the long run, it is obviously not certain whether China-India relations can always move towards a benign and healthy direction. After all, India may replay historical tricks on the border issue and have a stalemate with China. China will be prepared for this, but this kind of thing will not happen in the short term.

August is gradually approaching, the weather is getting hotter and the sea breeze in South Asia is even more irresistible.

On August 5, at the invitation of the Turkish Navy, the Second Fleet of the Chinese Navy visited Türkiye on this day.

At this time, the Arabian Peninsula belonged to the territory of Ottoman Turkey. The Arabs had been ruled by the Turks for centuries. It was not until after the end of World War I that Arabia fell into control by Britain and France, and later it gradually gained independence before and after World War II.

At 10 o'clock on August 5, the Sibu Port Pier, located in the southern end of the Arabian Peninsula, was a lively scene. The pier was filled with officials at all levels of the Turkish Navy who came to welcome the Chinese Navy to visit Turkey.

Chapter 307

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Chapter 307

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