It is not easy for the Indian Army to reach the Jammu and Kashmir region. The distance between the two places is quite far, and the terrain between them is relatively dangerous, and there are hardly any ready-made roads to pass through.

Therefore, with the approval of Nehru, Patel personally organized all the passenger planes of Indian civil aviation to be used to transport the troops participating in the war to Srinagar, the capital of Kashmir, and finally, in the hands of the Kashmir monarch's native army, there are still viable options. Airport for landing.

This is definitely not possible in a few decades, and jumbo jets are increasingly demanding airports. But in 1948, it was different. Most of the transport planes built during World War II were not as harsh on airports as later generations.

The capital of Srinagar Kashmir, the short-term goal of New Delhi this time is to occupy Srinagar and establish an advantage over Pakistan. Once Srinagar is recaptured, the next stage is to occupy the entire Kashmir and obtain this Kashmir contest. Great victory.

In the end, the vanguard took a transport plane and successfully landed in Srinagar. The Indian army quickly took control of the airport and stationed at this position at an altitude of 3,500 meters. From this time onwards, the Indian Air Force's transport aircraft became the only means of transportation in the Jammu and Kashmir region to communicate with the outside world.

From any point of view, this action is bold, and even the Pakistani army in Srinagar did not expect that the Indians would tear a gap in this way. After all, road traffic in Kashmir is very poor, and it is difficult to come from the land, let alone from the sky.

Three days later, the Pakistani army in Srinagar discovered that the Srinagar airport had fallen into the hands of the Indians, and that a large-scale military force had been assembled, posing a threat to the security of Srinagar. It is clear that there will be a major battle between the two sides in the Srinagar region.

"India will never give up Kashmir, Mr Jinnah, if you think Kashmir should belong to Pakistan, then better be ready to fight India to the death."

The Governor of Pakistan, Ali Jinnah, received a military report from the front line. Under the appearance of silence, he remembered the reminders from Alan Wilson several times.

India has inherited the main part of British India. From this perspective, Pakistan is best to coexist peacefully with India.

But the control of Kashmir must not be given up. Without the Kashmir region, Pakistan is equivalent to having its hat removed from its head, and the top of its head can feel the chill at any time.

"Pakistan mobilized, confessed the meaning of this battle, and asked the people of the whole country to support us." After a long time, Ali Jinnah, who had recovered, saw many leaders staring at him, and shouted loudly, "Everything is to seize Kashmir. At the same time, it was announced that Pakistan recognized Hyderabad as an independent country.”

"Pakistan recognizes the independence of Hyderabad?" Alan Wilson, who received the news, looked a little dignified and worried about Ali Khan's situation.

"Isn't this what Ali Khan has always dreamed of?" Pamela Mountbatten said in a puzzled manner when she saw her fiance's worried look, "Why do you have such doubts?"

"A dream is a dream, but Hyderabad is a landlocked country and cannot get external support. Unless the war between Pakistan and India continues, Hyderabad will sooner or later usher in the invasion of the Indian army. Maharaja Ali Khan is far from Ali Khan. Jinnah's favorable conditions." Alan Wilson said with some concern, "Ali Jinnah is to take Kashmir and put Hyderabad in it, and the final result is unpredictable."

This is where Alan Wilson struggles. He doesn’t want India to be divided. In addition to India’s large size, the rest is lackluster. Even if it is a religious comparison, Hinduism is the worst religion in the world today.

If there is no large-scale advantage protection, Hinduism is a group of all-round scum in front of peace religion, and even the teachings cannot compete. If Pakistan has the size of India, the country that is crushed and beaten is India.

But India is confident and confident, and it is really annoying to dare to blow the Zenith star when it has some advantages.

He thinks it is good for India to maintain its current position, but balancing the policy is often the most difficult. Now Ali Jinnah has recognized Hyderabad’s independence. Once India has space, it will definitely find a way to solve Hyderabad in the future. After all, from common sense, Hyderabad, an isolated landlocked state, is much easier to solve than Pakistan.

"It just so happens that Americans also want to ask us about our views on the subcontinent. I want to meet with Americans." Alan Wilson and his fiancee said, "It is estimated that India and Pakistan should be more inclined to which side."

"Why do Americans?" Pamela Mountbatten said with some dissatisfaction, "Who do they think they are?"

"Honey, it's a good thing that Americans are interested in places like this with a large population and it's hard to interfere." Alan Wilson corrected calmly, "The rest can free us, but it's like the real population. There are rare and easy-to-control places that we should hold in our hands, such as Newfoundland under our feet, some colonies should be abandoned, but some must be preserved with all our strength.”

Shrinking is not unprincipled shrinking, everything has a degree, and I told my fiancee to study the lottery, how to use the strengths of all families, and establish fair and just standards. time to negotiate.

The Kashmir war this time is so many months later than in history, but it is not entirely a bad thing. At least both sides have had enough time in their respective positions.

The first Indo-Pakistani war in history started last August. After more than two trials, it was not until October that it entered the official war stage. Before more than a month of fighting, heavy snow began to cover the mountains in Kashmir.

It’s different now. This Indo-Pakistani war started in the spring, and there was enough good weather for India and Pakistan to play, and it would not turn into a small fight because of the weather. This is a good thing.

Although Alan Wilson was always preparing in his heart, the traditional skills of the British Empire gave Nizi a backstab. But he knew in his heart that now is not the time, at least not in ten years.

Then there must be another way to join in and wait for the opportunity from the inside. As the former assistant to the British Indian Commissioner, Alan Wilson's current job is not far from the United States, so he is naturally thought of as an expert on Indian affairs.

In order to reflect the special relationship between the United Kingdom and the United States, Alan Wilson is of course obliged to solve the puzzles of the United States and guide the Americans on the road of world hegemony.

Running for the country, Alan Wilson can't say that it is hard, not to mention that he has a diplomatic job in the body. Just happened to take Pamela Mountbatten to the United States and told Boris that there was any news to be sent directly to the Boston consulate, and he set off with his fiancee.

While the battle over Kashmir continues, Benjay is a strategic location 73 kilometers southwest of Srinagar. In the early stage of the war, the Pakistani armed forces launched an attack on Benjay, but due to the dangerous terrain of Benjay, the defenders never captured it. Now it has become an important route for the Indian army to go north.

After the Pakistani regular army intervened, in order to regain the initiative in the hinterland of Kashmir, the Pakistani army launched a powerful attack on Benjay again. Both sides invested a large number of troops to participate in the battle. The Benjie area was under fire for a while, flesh and blood flying, and shrapnel screaming.

The religious fervor of both the pacifist and the Hindu soldiers was fueled by the frenzied attack and stubborn resistance, and the fire of hatred and hatred burned in everyone's heart. The two sides constantly changed their tactics, rushed to kill repeatedly, and changed their positions several times.

Before arriving in the United States, Alan Wilson also received a telegram from Ali Khan, in which Ali Khan said that New Delhi had not spoken about Pakistan's recognition of Hyderabad.

Alan Wilson, who arrived in Boston, sent a call back, saying that Nehru's endurance was still OK, and if he guessed correctly, Hyderabad should be safe until India and Pakistan are victorious.

On official business, Alan Wilson didn't have time to play around. Of course, he still contacted Smith Hammer in his busy schedule and formed a good relationship for Pamela Mountbatten.

"Dear Miss Pamela, you and Mr. Allen are such a good match." Smithhammer made an exaggerated gesture as soon as he appeared, saying words that made Pamela Mountbatten elated, and put his arm around Alan Wilson Even tighter, "Mr. Smith, Allen once mentioned you as a mature, elegant and successful person."

When did I say that? Alan Wilson was thinking so~lightnovelpub.net~ feeling the hint from his arm, he said directly, "Of course, but you don't need to say it, and some things don't need to be so straightforward, right, dear? "

"Allen is like this, he only talks when he is working." Pamela Mountbatten said a little embarrassedly.

Allenwell could only straighten his back and put on a forceful expression, saying that Pamela Mountbatten was right.

After Smith Hammer left, Alan Wilson whispered, "That mature and elegant man is gone."

"He's too old, but he should be very attractive to American girls. For example, Jacqueline!" Pamela Mountbatten thought for a while and felt that she was right.

"Jacqueline?" Ellen Wilson first concluded that this name was not common, and asked quietly, "Is it the name of an American girl? I don't know what it looks like."

"You restrain yourself!" Pamela Mountbatten's face turned cloudy.

"I just asked casually, can people still be curious?" Alan Wilson looked helpless.