Line of Actual Control (LAC) : India & Tibet Border Updates
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Any take on the possibility of Chinese biowarfare on the Indian contingent to kavkaz 2020 ( in the hope that they would spread the illness across the Army when they return, which would in turn weaken India's posture along the LAC ).. and would this be a factor in India deciding to bail out of Kavkaz 2020..? Not that this would be the primary reason for India bailing out...
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Something has spooked China.....
Xi Jinping calls for building ‘impregnable wall’ for Tibet
Something has spooked China.....
Xi Jinping calls for building ‘impregnable wall’ for Tibet
It naturally means they are going to militarize the Tibetan plateau and the LAC.
CDS Rawat claiming military option is on the table is a message to China, and this is a Chinese message to India returning the same sentiment.
Go through whole thread, there are about 35 graves in that low res image of the same graveyard.
I guess the writing's on the wall. Expect something to happen on the LAC initiated by India on or before mid September.
Whatever is the case but Chinese have given us an opportunity which we should not lose. We should just squash the Lizard now before this opportunity passes forever. The world opinion about China is on lowest point and quad and others want China to be punished for its corona virus pandemic and subsequent tanking of world economy. Any war initiated by India will be supported by entire world. Now is the best time to take revenge of 1962 humiliation. Hope Modi doesn't let this opportunity go...
Thanks to Mr. Rawat to tell Indian plans to Chinese. Now they will happily build a wall around Tibet.
China often gets impregnated inspite of having impregnable walls...
But remember then that Sun Tzu will be captured without a weapon!
Interesting , rafales will be formally inducted on Sept 10.
Their idea is to build a wall and then claim the territory. I would not be surprised if they build the wall now and claim it was built 2000 years back.China often gets impregnated inspite of having impregnable walls...
This picture tells a thousand words. All the tombstones are new as can be made out from the shine in the letters written on them. The mould of sand on the tombs is also an indication that all of them are very recent tombs. normally a tomb mould becomes flat in about two years and after six years, the same place can be used to bury another person. So this picture is of a very recent cemetry. I counted 8x7 cloumns and rows. We have seen pics of few PLA soldier's remains being returned in Urns to their family members. It appears that chinese follow the practice of burial and also cremation. So if we have 56 in this cemetry, how many more returned in Urns??
Regardless of who attacks whom first, world opinion will be in India's favour.
China prefers India attacks first. They know they can't attack first exactly due to the reasons you have given. So the ball is in our court.
The CDS's warning was merely to add to our heft during the next round of negotiations. We're not going to keep talking forever kinda message.
An article claimed we handed 16 bodies over to the Chinese. And we know for a fact that we killed 47 or so. And that's not counting all those who could have died over the night. Actual casualties are 120+. Perhaps as high as 150. With many of those falling into the freezing waters in a landslide. So there's no way to tell how many of them actually died unless the Chinese themselves release the numbers. It wasn't a very good night for them.
I suppose the CCP is unable to hide the actual numbers due to the domestic pressure they are in, hence this type of release. But at least it's a start.
6/15日的加萬山谷(Galwan Valley)肉搏戰印中兩國軍隊互有死傷，但是中國使中拒絕透露有多少人犧牲，以及造成甚麼樣的損失，情報稱已經有35名解放軍官兵陣亡，這是其中流出的照片資訊，一群陣亡士官兵的墳墓牌。 pic.twitter.com/RLzfXTPdwS
— Amy Cheng (@Taihoku1895) August 30, 2020
Many Chinese netizens are voicing their discontent with Chinese athorities, especially Chinese ambassador to India.
This photo of a tombstone of a PLA soldier who died in the clash in Ladakh has been making the rounds since yesterday. I checked with a source and some users on Chinese social media have said that they shouldn't share this picture as it is related to 'national security'. pic.twitter.com/AOR8uny1GT
— Aadil Brar (@aadilbrar) August 28, 2020
The name Chen Xiangrong mentioned on the tombstone isn't on the list of 38 soldiers that I had shared earlier. Chen was a 19-year-old PLA soldier from Fuzhou, Fujian. A source in China tells me that language on the tombstone reveals a lot but it fits into the style of tombstones. pic.twitter.com/w9mmjKOwxH
— Aadil Brar (@aadilbrar) August 28, 2020
A social media post said that the family of Chen Xiangrong has already seen the picture and they don't want the picture to be shared.
— Aadil Brar (@aadilbrar) August 28, 2020
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— Aadil Brar (@aadilbrar) August 30, 2020
A source shared images of the Kangxiwa Cemetery from August (left) and April (right). Two new rows were added to the cemetery in August (left). This cemetery is reserved for PLA soldiers that died in the border area. #India #China #Galwan #Ladakh pic.twitter.com/jZ8UVrWUBu
We just need to impregnate China by breaching their walls.. like the Mongols did..
If we manage a stalemate in case of a limited war restricted to the LAC, like Paxtan does in our case , we can claim a victory.
Post-Galwan clash, Indian Navy quietly deployed warship in South China Sea
NEW DELHI: Acting swiftly after the Galwan valley clash on June 15 in
Eastern Ladakh, the Indian Navy sailed out its frontline warship for deployment in the South China Sea much to the displeasure of the Chinese who raised objections over the move during the talks between the two sides.
The Chinese have been objecting to the presence of Indian Navy ships in the region where it has significantly expanded its presence since 2009 through artificial islands and military presence.
Link to full news :
m.timesofindia.com
NEW DELHI: Acting swiftly after the Galwan valley clash on June 15 in
Eastern Ladakh, the Indian Navy sailed out its frontline warship for deployment in the South China Sea much to the displeasure of the Chinese who raised objections over the move during the talks between the two sides.
The Chinese have been objecting to the presence of Indian Navy ships in the region where it has significantly expanded its presence since 2009 through artificial islands and military presence.
Link to full news :
Post-Galwan clash, Indian Navy quietly deployed warship in South China Sea - Times of India
Acting swiftly after the Galwan valley clash, the Indian Navy sailed out its frontline warship for deployment in the South China Sea much to the displeasure of the Chinese who raised objections over the move during the talks. The Chinese have been objecting to the presence of Indian Navy ships...
m.timesofindia.com