Pivot to Karachi

In September 2020, under the heavy bunch attack of the Chinese people's Liberation Army (PLA), the Indian army advancing in Pakistan controlled Kashmir was severely damaged, and had to give up the plan to capture Islamabad and turn to the defensive situation. The continued existence of Pakistan's current regime was stabilized. At the same time, as the main force of Pakistan went north to reinforce Islamabad, the Indian army which launched the attack on the southwest front was victorious, and successfully rushed into Karachi, Pakistan's largest city, in October 2020. However, Karachi, which was left to the Indians, has almost become a ruin. Due to the indiscriminate shelling and bombing by the Indian forces day and night, this once prosperous city, with a population of up to 20 million, is now left with ruins. Millions of war refugees, suffering from hunger and plague, are exiled to the West in search of survival opportunities. However, the Pakistanis who stayed in Karachi launched a bloody and cruel tug of war with the Indian army, whose number was absolutely dominant. After occupying Karachi completely, the Indian army committed a variety of severe war crimes. However, since Pakistan and China have formed an alliance and exposing those crimes may affect the legitimacy of the western world to support India against China, these sensational atrocities did not cause much uproar in international public opinion. On February 19, 2021, the largest modern naval battle in human history after the end of the Pacific War, broke out near the Andaman Nicobar Islands. Within half a day, India's main naval force, including the INS Vikramaditya, was sunk by the PLA Navy with a very small cost. Since then, the PLA has been able to continuously deliver naval forces to the Indian Ocean with the help of the Andaman Islands as its forward base. At the same time, after the northern front was stabilized, the Pakistani army, with the assistance of China, gradually recovered the lost land to