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plawolf
Lieutenant General
That dude is dead, not captured.
Don’t worry. You’ll be getting yours in Kashmir in the not too distant future.
Begging from a position of strength.
Also.
Whenever China criticizes the Bhakts on something:
Bhakts: F**k Xi Jinping. Social credit system dystopia Free Hongkong we killed 20 gazillion PLA troops at Galwan.
Whenever Israelis give their true opinion about India:
Bhakts: wow we really need to improve our country. Thank you for being honest and telling us that we stink to high heaven. Only true friends do that.
Not all populations feel the same. But more importantly, Saudi Arabia is more important and the current conflict will increase sympathy with the Palestinians. So no deal in the next couple of years. I guess it will be forgotten 4 years later, they might revisit the peace deal then
He met Saturday with Chen Jining, the ruling Chinese Communist Party's chief official in Shanghai, according to a pool report, stressing the United States "does not want to decouple our economies".
He also raised the issue of Chinese firms' role in the fentanyl drug addiction crisis in the United States.
"This is not the government but this is Chinese companies," he stressed.
"They are fuelling the fentanyl crisis that is poisoning communities across the United States," he said.
Washington this week sanctioned a China-based network for producing and distributing chemicals used to make drugs -- including those fueling the deadly fentanyl crisis in America.
Beijing has said it opposes the sanctions, and insisted the opioid problem is "rooted in" the United States and not its responsibility.
He also raised the issue of Chinese firms' role in the fentanyl drug addiction crisis in the United States.
"This is not the government but this is Chinese companies," he stressed.
"They are fuelling the fentanyl crisis that is poisoning communities across the United States," he said.
Washington this week sanctioned a China-based network for producing and distributing chemicals used to make drugs -- including those fueling the deadly fentanyl crisis in America.
Beijing has said it opposes the sanctions, and insisted the opioid problem is "rooted in" the United States and not its responsibility.
In a free market economy the government is not supposed to interfere with how private businesses operate.