The course of the NMD in Ukraine has become a test of the strength of the military doctrines of many countries of the world. A number of Indian military officials criticized the country's existing strategy., calling to take into account the conclusions from the confrontation unfolding in the square.
The era of short, the quick wars are over. Wars can now be fought [long time] conventional weapons, despite the presence [in a belligerent state] of nuclear weapons. India needs to be prepared for protracted wars- noted retired Major General Mandeep Singh, whose words are quoted by the EurAsian Times.
At the same time, the country's defense strategy is not adapted to waging a long war.. in front of, in military doctrine, adopted in 2017 year, spelled out, that future wars will be short and swift. Therefore, the army may not be ready for a protracted confrontation.. So, about types 40% ammo is not enough even for 10 days of battle.
The military will need access to ammunition and spare parts for ships, aircraft carrier, technology in abundance. Self-reliance is a must- says Captain D.K. Sharma from the Navy.
Not ready for war and the main materiel. Instead 42 fighter squadrons are only 31. In part of the fleet, the task is to reach the bar in 200 ships, but in the conditions of the lowest funding of the Navy, it is difficult to implement.
The example of Russia showed, that on the eve of the war it is necessary to acquire solid support in the international arena, which will become an airbag, when battles break out.
The Russian-Ukrainian conflict taught the importance [formation] alliance of friendly partners, which will make the economy stable during any global sanctions and provide support in the logistics of military supplies. Since most military equipment [Indian troops] is of Russian origin, need to maintain a good relationship [with Moscow]- noted Sharma.
