Arunachal Pradesh not part of India: China
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this is between india and china .
tibbetan force will again beat chinese .
land of sun's lap .
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and what's the Chinese name for the region. it's a recent name this arunachal pradesh
world knows arunachal pradesh .
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as academic history
What war? Pakistan army is making popcorns. Can't dictate how much butter they should put in.
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Anyone else you want to say
that Arunachal Pradesh is an Indian state.
I hope you got answer to your initial query now.
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It does not matter how many soldiers you deployed. The fact is that you have not highest points in that region. Highest peak points matter In mountain regions to control the area. By giving highest peaks to Indians by some inefficient PLA soldiers will cost lives of many Chinese soldiers as well as some diplomatic embarrassment. Look back Kargil conflict, Pakistan Army vacated all peaks and faced embarrassment domestic and international public opinion but militarily Pakistan Army refused to vacate peak 5353. Point 5353 is a mountain peak on the Line of Control dividing the Indian- and Pakistani-administered portions of Kashmir in the vicinity of Dras in the Kargil district. It is the highest peak along the Marpo La ridge and dominates the entire area on both the sides of the Line of Control. Still today, Point 5353 remains in Pakistani military possession. This is the huge tactical and strategic gain obtained by Pakistan Army. Indian tried many times and used all type of available force along with Israelis and some Europeans but Pakistan Army did not give this peak. In your situation, PLA lost tactical gain in the region. Read the below mentioned detail carefully.
The captured peaks of the Thakung and Chushul sector are located above Chinese Army Mendong post Pangong TSO which is located on the ground. It means that they can monitor and target troops easily.
We will discuss the Thakung sector first. The Thakung is a small area on the Indio-China border which is on the southern banks of Pangong Tso lake where the last Indian military camp is located. This area is directly in front of Finger 4 to Finger 8 area of Pangong Tso lake.
By capturing the Thakung peaks, the Indian Army has not only outwitted the Chinese Army but also captured an area that is far larger than the area between Finger 4 to Finger 8. Earlier, The Indian Army was deployed on finger 3 while the Chinese Army was controlling mountain peaks of Finger 4, due to which the Indian Army had limited observation on the Chinese side. Now from Thakung ridgeline, the Indian Army can observe not only the area between Finger 4 to Finger 8 but also can observe Sirijap area which could not be seen from the Indian side earlier. This means, now the Indian Army can accurately target Chinese Army camps in the Sirijap area using Indian artillery. This will turn any Chinese movement into Finger Area virtually impossible as China has only one road connecting Finger Area which passes through Sirijap itself.
Reqin Pass Sector is located close to India’s Chushul sector which is a very important sector. Chushul is a small town on the LAC where the Indian Air Force has an Advance Landing Ground (ALG) airstrip. Roads in Ladakh are often blocked due to heavy snowfall. In winters, all essential commodities are supplied through this airstrip. India has Chushul airstrip, the Indian Army can control this entire area without worrying about the supplies.
Spanggur Gap is located at an approximate distance of 18 to 20 kilometers* (estimate only) from the Thakung area in the southern direction. For reaching the Thakung area, the Chinese Army must use a road passing through Spanggur. Thus, any attack on Thakung will always originate from Spanggur. Besides this, the Spanggur area is extremely important for India’s defence as from Spanggur, Chinese Tanks, artillery can directly attack Chushul airstrip.
Below the Reqin pass and Spanggur ridgeline, the Chinese Army has Mendong post which is responsible for patrolling these areas. By capturing mountain peaks on both sides of Spanggur gap Indians are in a dominant position. These peaks and Reqin pass are on the same ridgeline. For reaching the Thakung area, the Chinese Army must use a road passing through Spanggur. Thus, any attack on Thakung will always originate from Spanggur. Now Indian, tanks and artillery can create havoc on Chinese troops with the help of American, Australian, Japanese and Israeli weaponry.
PLA must recapture these peaks to dominate the region otherwise PLA is going to face huge losses.
I’m too consuming popcorn But mine are toffee. enjoying watching chinese biTch slap you on lac .
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Reqin Pass is already captured ... and besides, should war arise, the PLA could easily just withdraw from those vulnerable forward positions and let their artillery take care of the places where Indians have favorable ground. Do you really think the Chinese will attack these hills without first an overwhelming artillery barrage? These are open Indian camps with very little fortifications (not to mention cave networks) so concentrated artillery and airstrikes will have no issue in eliminating the threat. Given how Indian forward positions were completely decimated or demoralized during the 1962 war, of which Chinese artillery at the time was relatively weak, you can start to see what they will do to Indians in Ladakh.
Brother there are tens of times more ethnic Tibetans serving in the Chinese Army than whatever your SFF commandos have. Many of these soldiers' fathers also served in the PLA and before that served in the Tibetan Army prior to its surrender to the Chinese. Most of the Tibetan Army was absorbed into the Chinese Army after 1950 ...
