Battle of Andaman Sea 2021

The Andaman and Nicobar Islands are a group of longitudinal islands 800 km from the South Asian subcontinent, between the Bay of Bengal and the Andaman Sea, north of the Ten Degree Channel. The Andaman Islands were originally under colonization by the British. After independence, India inherited the heritage of this original overlord and designated the islands as an overseas territory of India. And like in the South Tibet (pseudo-Arunachal Pradesh) region, Chinese citizens were strictly forbidden to enter the Andaman Islands. Indian government is well aware of its strategic value, as a base that holds the routes from South China Sea to the Bay of Bengal, the islands take important role in blocking the advance of Chinese navy in a possible warfare and cutting off China’s oil lifeline. In August 2019, India amended the Constitution and cancelled the autonomous status of India-controlled Kashmir. This has led to further tensions in India-Pakistan relations and the fire fights across the India-Pakistan ceasefire line caused casualties. In March 2020, India suddenly sent over 30,000 ground troops to Kashmir, what then followed by was India's fixed plot to provoke border disputes, including setting up camps and bunkers across borders to test the strategic determination of China and Pakistan. But then came the rampant bombardment from Pakistani mortars on the cross-border Indian army. The Indian air force immediately took off and stroke several military targets in Pakistan, which was later known as the start of the Indo-Pakistani War of 2020. After three months of fighting, although the Pakistan Air force caused huge casualties to the Indian air force, almost the entire Pakistan-controlled Kashmir territory was occupied by Indian ground forces. According to reliable intelligence, the next step for India is to capture Islamabad. On June 23, 2020, India launched an offensive from three sides and engaged the Pakistani army in a direct battle, trying to advance the frontline t