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I contributed this drawing for indiansWhy you trolling here. If you have nothing to contribute then better watch the thread.
What can he say? My boys took one hell of a beating? He doesn’t like to admit defeat - his team will be trying to dress this up and say - we had incredible victory and killed 3450 Chinese - this is the new India - and the worst thing is his target audience will say waaaaooow India supapowa.
Even with the 'intercept' ,this article only claim 40 injury and 'death'... Then those even more shameless media make it 40 'death'... Let me tell you, life here is not as cheap as in your slum land... If you dare to kill 40 of our soldiers, you'd better pack your stuff now like this:
As per Indian reports no Chinese were captured, so we know the outcome off that encounter. You guys were trapped and killed. If you guys won, you would have captured Galwan. LololAjai is getting direct feed from PLA. I am wondering whether Modi is also in PLA custody. Not heard from him for last 2 days.
I think salwar is more comfortable than Saari.
sharam karo doob maro behncodo!43 chinese soldiers dead .
lol ........we already clarified don't need third party , we can take on china ourselves .
Chinese cannot afford to give Galwan to bharat.As per Indian reports no Chinese were captured, so we know the outcome off that encounter. You guys were trapped and killed. If you guys won, you would have captured Galwan. Lolol
self appointed chinese spokesperson .
But they said we retreated, if we retreated, how the fck did we kill 20 Jawans and captured dozensChinese cannot afford to give Galwan to bharat.
As per Indian reports no Chinese were captured, so we know the outcome off that encounter. You guys were trapped and killed. If you guys won, you would have captured Galwan. Lolol
India, China Face Off in First Deadly Clash in Decades
Tensions between the two Asian powers are poised to escalate at a time of shifting influence in the region.
By Paul D. Shinkman, Senior Writer, National Security June 16, 2020
The Times of India reported hat 20 Indian army personnel had died in the fighting.
American intelligence believes 35 Chinese troops died, including one senior officer, a source familiar with that assessment tells U.S. News. The incident took place during a meeting in the mountainous region between the two sides – both of which had agreed to disarm – to determine how the two militaries would safely withdraw their presences from the region.
The meeting grew tense and resulted in a physical confrontation between the troops. According to the assessment, all of the casualties were from the use of batons and knives and from falls from the steep topography, the source says.
According to the U.S. assessment, the Chinese government considers the casualties among their troops as a humiliation for its armed forces and has not confirmed the numbers for fear of emboldening other adversaries, the source says.
The sources who spoke with the Times said 43 Chinese troops died in the fighting.
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Tensions have mounted in recent weeks around the area spanning in the northern India region of Ladakh and the southwestern Chinese region of Aksai Chin.
The border dispute comes at a time of shifting influence in the region. Beijing has become increasingly bold in its territorial ambitions in recent months, including in the East and South China seas, with U.S. officials saying it has successfully exploited global unrest from the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. At the same time India has enjoyed new and outsized support from the U.S. under the Trump administration, which sees India as a principal battleground for its own economic rivalry with China.
In an editorial in the semi-official Global Times, China said the tensions were caused by "arrogance and recklessness of the Indian side" and that officials there believed "their country's military is more powerful than China's." However the main focus of Beijing's ire was clear.
"The U.S. has wooed India with its Indo-Pacific Strategy, which adds to the abovementioned misjudgment of some Indian elite," according to the outlet, which is not a direct mouthpiece of the Chinese Communist Party but is considered aligned with its views. "New Delhi must be clear that the resources that the U.S. would invest in China-India relations are limited. What the U.S. would do is just extend a lever to India, which Washington can exploit to worsen India's ties with China, and make India dedicate itself to serving Washington's interests."
The Times of India documented harsh conditions at the site of the fighting in the mountainous region, including sub-freezing temperatures and high altitudes. The government there has claimed the face-off "was the result of an attempt by the Chinese side to unilaterally change the status quo of the region," the Times reported. It also cited a statement from a Chinese military spokesperson who reportedly said, "China always owns sovereignty over the Galwan Valley region."
Troops from the two countries last clashed in 1975, when four Indian soldiers died during an ambush in the Arunachal Pradesh region of northeast India.
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The U.S. government had not publicly commented on the skirmish as of Tuesday afternoon.
Trump visited India in February, further strengthening already close ties with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The Trump administration has dramatically ramped up relations with New Delhi, including growing its trade relations and shifting its military policy. The U.S. in 2018 renamed its combatant command for the area "Indo-Pacific Command" – considered a break from prior administrations attempts to balance relations with India with its regional rivals, including Pakistan.
Paul D. Shinkman, Senior Writer, National Security
Paul Shinkman is a national security correspondent. He joined U.S. News & World Report in 2012 ...
https://www.usnews.com/news/world-r...ina-face-off-in-first-deadly-clash-in-decades
Not that i believe this source but according to this news we can also say American intelligence believe India lied about 43 casualties
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