Line of Actual Control (LAC) : India & Tibet Border Updates
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So according to him we have taken only gurung hill, helmet and black top still with chinks.
Nothing will come out of the talks. PLA can't sustain itself for even next three weeks as the snowline in fingers area will descend to 13k feet. Even their better mobility in the plains of TAR will be severly hamphard and they will not be able to mount anykind of offensive. We will consolidate our positions and will also be in a position to take them down.
I expect a very short war in next couple of weeks. PLA will loose whole of Aksai Hind.
I expect a very short war in next couple of weeks. PLA will loose whole of Aksai Hind.
You are expecting PLA to keep things local.
If they lose Aksai area their CPEC Route is threatened. China wont walk away from a $100 Billion investment just like that. I see Modi offering a face saver deal. We keep the land you keep CPEC and we will let you pass.
Its the only way the war will be short if we take Aksai.
Modi does not have to dismantle CPEC necessarily. Let them have it for now and we can tax them. Later at a more favourable time the route can be closed also.
You don't need to take over all of Aksai Chin at present. You merely need to be in a position to threaten it. Our campaign should stop once we gain control over the heights of the Karakorum range.
Wow, you guys rating CPEC over PLA/CCP losing territory and that too to India? How cheap you think Chinese sovereignty and territorial integrity is? Don't mistake China as paxtan.
You are reading too much. I am saying IFF we take Aksai it will be very tricky to keep things local. Things will go Kinetic very quickly if we expand the scope to that level.
If they don't make any headway in Ladakh, even lose ground, then they will likely concentrate elsewhere then. Possibly along the Central LAC. Maybe even force Pakistan to join in somewhere.
A Sino-India war is going to be more expensive than a measley $100B to them.
Closing the physical route doesn't do much to their current investments in Pakistan. The GB route is part of their long term plans, nothing significant has been spent over there right now. Perhaps only the new dam is significant, but it's barely even begun. China's main routes are through Iran and Russia, apart from the sea.
Yep. A war with China is unlikely to be local if they feel they will end up on the losing side. Their fear of losing to India along with the damage to their prestige is greater than actually losing to India. They could very well behave like a cornered animal.