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西部战区新闻发言人张水利大校就中印边防人员位加勒万河谷地区冲突对外发表声明:6月15日晚,在中印边境加勒万河谷地区,印军违背承诺,再次越过实控线非法活动,蓄意发动挑衅攻击,引发双方激烈肢体冲突,造成人员伤亡。加勒万河谷地区主权历来属我。印边防部队出尔反尔,严重违反两国有关边境问题协定协议,严重违反中印军长级会谈共识,严重损害两军关系和两国人民感情。我们要求印方严格约束一线部队,立即停止一切侵权挑衅行动,与中方相向而行,回到对话会谈解决分歧的正确轨道上来。
Major Zhang Shuiyuan, spokesman of the Western Theater of war, issued a statement on the conflict between Chinese and Indian border guards in the kalwan valley area: on the evening of June 15, in the kalwan valley area along the Sino Indian border, the Indian army violated its promise, once again crossed the line of actual control, and deliberately launched provocative attacks, leading to fierce physical conflicts between the two sides, causing casualties. I have always had the sovereignty over the Galvan valley. The Indian border defense forces have gone back and forth, seriously violating the agreements and agreements on border issues between the two countries, and seriously violating the consensus reached in the talks at the level of military commanders between China and India, and seriously damaging the relations between the two armies and the feelings of the two peoples. We demand that the Indian side strictly restrain the front-line forces, immediately stop all acts of infringement and provocation, go against China, and return to the correct track of resolving differences through dialogue and talks.
 

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Can anyone verity this? It specifically mentions that the soldier was martyred during the June 2020 "struggle" against India.
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Sounds like some kind of counter measure is being preped, although I personally doubt it will be 1962 part deux

Remember to look for the phrase 勿谓言之不预
 

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Sounds like some kind of counter measure is being preped, although I personally doubt it will be 1962 part deux

Remember to look for the phrase 勿谓言之不预

As much as I hate to say it things are progressing in the 1962 direction. Only difference being that India, not China, is faced with an economic crisis this time. India attacked in 1962 because it thought China didn’t have the ability to retaliate due to the Great Leap Forward famine. This time they have to attack to distract from their own economic failure.
 

ougoah

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As much as I hate to say it things are progressing in the 1962 direction. Only difference being that India, not China, is faced with an economic crisis this time. India attacked in 1962 because it thought China didn’t have the ability to retaliate due to the Great Leap Forward famine. This time they have to attack to distract from their own economic failure.

Highly doubtful. India will not go that direction and China does not want to get bogged down over at this corner. If they start shooting, it'll be very limited and probably much more contained than the skirmishes in the 60s and 70s.

If anything it's even more likely this is a mutually planned de-escalation where the BJP can go face the opposition and the rest of India with something to show for it all. They can't be called cowards if the entire country cannot doubt their resistance.
 

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Highly doubtful. India will not go that direction and China does not want to get bogged down over at this corner. If they start shooting, it'll be very limited and probably much more contained than the skirmishes in the 60s and 70s.
If China chooses to fight, it would have to incur significant casualties on the Indian side with the hope that international media outlets would recognize that India has somehow "lost" an engagement, so as to crush the morale and confidence in the Indian society. Most Indians today still believe that China suffered 43 KIA on June 15th (so India won by suffering only 20), and that the PLA does not stand a chance against the Indian troops. Should Beijing choose war, I could kind of expect that it would cripple the airfields (and their respective fighter squadrons) at Leh, Arunachal Pradesh, Sikkim, and other border areas so as to deal a morale blow against India's confidence. Then the ball would be in New Delhi's court regarding whether to escalate by launching missiles attacks against PLA targets in Tibet or sinking several Chinese tankers/PLA naval vessels in the India Ocean.
 
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