Come now... we shouldn’t forget the training they are doing, I mean they managed to be to have a single T-72M1 move in a straight line down a hill and then turn a corner, move in between 2 flags and up a slope... and it didn’t even break down... thats quite the achievement already!
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He Love to see Indian farmers driving their tractors to Beijing, not New Delhi!!
The retired PLA did not disclose whether the Indian colonel and lieutenant were killed by PLA intentionally or died from fighting injuries due to cold and altitude.
This PLA story confirms the original ones where civilian workers were "ambushed" by huge Indian hordes and there were a few PLA members there with the civilians but were all no match in numbers. The Indians had no civility and basically attacked at will and killed with the intention to kill. Too much hot headedness in one moment of assuming the Chinese side is weak and will remain weak.
Chinese backup arriving was that calculated or in response to receiving the news of unexpected Indian attack? Indians like to assume and claim that the Chinese set up a trap and anticipated the Indian ambush with greater number of "equipped" PLA.
Chinese claim that the majority, if not all the Indian fatalities, were attributed to climate and injuries along with the Indian military refusing to collect and assist their injured for an entire night.
You know what makes the Chinese story almost certain to be true? Perhaps with some important details withheld such as whether the Indian colonel and lieutenant were executed in revenge for their command to kill at least one PLA. I mean in any professional military the men leading any sizeable group are not on the frontline. It isn't a matter of "bravery" that bollywood morons like to think but rather an issue of preserving a chain of command. The fact that the Indian colonel responsible for this conflict and the lieutenant another senior were both killed seem to suggest maybe they may have been executed once they were captured along with over 40 of their men.
Because China took in over four dozen prisoners in just this night. That number is verified by Indian government and Chinese government and if it weren't true, the Indians could call out the Chinese government for lying. Something they didn't do. The prisoners were photographed and the exchange filmed for proof in case the dirty liars get ideas.
How many prisoners did India capture? Z-E-R-O.
That verifies the basic version of the events of that night and looks like China was telling the truth from the beginning albeit with minimal detail. Chinese had one version of events from beginning to end. Indian narratives have changed so many times in so many ways only the last few thousand pages might provide a catalogue of them.
This PLA story confirms the original ones where civilian workers were "ambushed" by huge Indian hordes and there were a few PLA members there with the civilians but were all no match in numbers. The Indians had no civility and basically attacked at will and killed with the intention to kill. Too much hot headedness in one moment of assuming the Chinese side is weak and will remain weak.
Chinese backup arriving was that calculated or in response to receiving the news of unexpected Indian attack? Indians like to assume and claim that the Chinese set up a trap and anticipated the Indian ambush with greater number of "equipped" PLA.
Chinese claim that the majority, if not all the Indian fatalities, were attributed to climate and injuries along with the Indian military refusing to collect and assist their injured for an entire night.
You know what makes the Chinese story almost certain to be true? Perhaps with some important details withheld such as whether the Indian colonel and lieutenant were executed in revenge for their command to kill at least one PLA. I mean in any professional military the men leading any sizeable group are not on the frontline. It isn't a matter of "bravery" that bollywood morons like to think but rather an issue of preserving a chain of command. The fact that the Indian colonel responsible for this conflict and the lieutenant another senior were both killed seem to suggest maybe they may have been executed once they were captured along with over 40 of their men.
Because China took in over four dozen prisoners in just this night. That number is verified by Indian government and Chinese government and if it weren't true, the Indians could call out the Chinese government for lying. Something they didn't do. The prisoners were photographed and the exchange filmed for proof in case the dirty liars get ideas.
How many prisoners did India capture? Z-E-R-O.
That verifies the basic version of the events of that night and looks like China was telling the truth from the beginning albeit with minimal detail. Chinese had one version of events from beginning to end. Indian narratives have changed so many times in so many ways only the last few thousand pages might provide a catalogue of them.
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I am sure they would be welcomed as migrant workers at Chinese farms during harvest season
Yep they film the totality of the token units they've managed to airlift close to and drive up there. This singular T-72 and the four or so T-90s. I wonder if those engines are delivering all they could to perform 5km/hr turns.
You guys never give credit where it's due. Tejas is far superior to any aircraft on planet in it's own term.
For starter, It itself is a live bomb.
If that doesn't work, the pilot itself can be used as a live bomb as we have seen in their recent skirmish with their western neighbor.
Which country has ever dared to use such bold strategy?
You people know nothing,it's all part of 22nd century strategy
, Jaiiii Hinddd.
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The prospect that "you're not even worthy enough to be my opponent" can be...insulting.
Which is yet another reason why Chinese has such difficulty to take India seriously.
Like "What? Is that the best they can do?"
Again, a losing side won't take that many POWs, "been taken" is the norm, thus India's flying against common sense and simple logic is perplexing at best, laughable at worse.
Such scenario would give the Chinese authorities headaches as now he/she has to figure out where to shelter those lot for 2 weeks (quarantine, duh), getting vaccinations for them lot, and it'll be days before the Central Government come take this nonsense off his/her small plate of a local official in what supposedly a god-forsaken border region...
Luckily for him/her though, the PLA / PAP border patrol would block the horde off at those very few viable crossing points to begin with. The harsh climate would be lethal to those farmers not acclimatized for highlands, and the humanitarian crisis would be of India's own anyway.
Yes, I completely agree, the use of labourers, workers and farmers as method to deter the PLA is already stroke of genius in its own right, as the number of potential POWs would be a headache in and of itself... and I love how you decided to give a well analysed answer to my obviously completely nonsensical post lol
It's only insulting because Indians have internalised the racism of the anglos into their national psyche; getting their arses kicked by the white anglo was not shameful, but getting pwned by them yellows resulted in a decades long grudge. These indians think like colonised chinese of the hong kong and taiwan areas; in their hierarchy of races, to be pwned by not just the white man and the yellow man can only mean that they are lower even than the yellow man, which means they are at the bottom of the totem pole of white western racial ideology.
To the caste conscious indian leadership, the effect is rather predictable.
Not sure about China but Australian farmers can sure use a hand now.
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