High tech Indian cameras,could not spot anything across the LAC in past one year,funny..hope Indian army also releases videos of its pull back from Kailash range
High tech Indian cameras,could not spot anything across the LAC in past one year,funny..hope Indian army also releases videos of its pull back from Kailash range
A publicity stunt for a populace that isn't much informed or even aware of ground realities. The quick withdrawal of China, with massive mobilization and speed, is seen as a win while the more informed observer would realize that it signifies the overall capabilities of the PLA.High tech Indian cameras,could not spot anything across the LAC in past one year,funny..hope Indian army also releases videos of its pull back from Kailash range
Only jet lost was an obsolete Mig21 which was cheaper than US Global Hawk shot down by Iran.
We would've happily shot down your Flankers and Mirage2Ks, but they bugged out and abandoned that Bison. They were supposed to be covering your Mig. Instead they ran away as soon as we rippled a few Fox 3s. No attempt was made to re-engage, while your Mig got caught in the kill box with zero support. Forget about your jammed comms, bad missiles and lack of proper tactics for a second. At least Abhinandan engaged and went for a kill. That "obsolete Mig" is the only Indian involved that day that I actually respect.
And it doesn't end there. After your Mig was splashed, for all the bollywood movies about "surgical commando strikes," zero effort was made to launch a SAR mission to recover your splashed pilot, who was basically like 10 feet over the border. People on both sides of the fence saw where your Mig went down. They were literally filming him on their phones as he floated down. But where were your "brave jawans"? Why didn't they come to rescue him? The entire episode showed a complete lack of fighting will and teamwork, not to mention the sheer incompetence of splashing your own chopper in a panic.
And to bring this back on topic, there is a parallel between that episode and what is happening right now in Ladakh. When we returned your splashed pilot, India erupted in victorious celebrations. Just like when the PLA gave you a token gesture in Ladakh (which most likely has nothing to do with India, and everything to do with a newly elected Biden), again, you begin a bollywood victory parade.
More fanboyish claims.We would've happily shot down your Flankers and Mirage2Ks, but they bugged out and abandoned that Bison. They were supposed to be covering your Mig. Instead they ran away as soon as we rippled a few Fox 3s. No attempt was made to re-engage, while your Mig got caught in the kill box with zero support. Forget about your jammed comms, bad missiles and lack of proper tactics for a second. At least Abhinandan engaged and went for a kill. That "obsolete Mig" is the only Indian involved that day that I actually respect.
And it doesn't end there. After your Mig was splashed, for all the bollywood movies about "surgical commando strikes," zero effort was made to launch a SAR mission to recover your splashed pilot, who was basically like 10 feet over the border. People on both sides of the fence saw where your Mig went down. They were literally filming him on their phones as he floated down. But where were your "brave jawans"? Why didn't they come to rescue him? The entire episode showed a complete lack of fighting will and teamwork, not to mention the sheer incompetence of splashing your own chopper in a panic.
And to bring this back on topic, there is a parallel between that episode and what is happening right now in Ladakh. When we returned your splashed pilot, India erupted in victorious celebrations. Just like when the PLA gave you a token gesture in Ladakh (which most likely has nothing to do with India, and everything to do with a newly elected Biden), again, you begin a bollywood victory parade.
wrong. North korea uses Mig17/19 but that does not mean thry are not obsolete.No jet used in an active battle can be called obsolete and be absolved of the ultimate result which was, absolutely, a failure.
1000 sq km claim hasn't been busted, rather enforced by Indian press itself. The fact remains that even though China had a post at Junction Y, India could patrol to points 10 to 14 (but they didn't do that or sparsely did that because of the difficult terrain). But when India tried to patrol again after the confrontation down south in Pangong Tso, it was blocked.
So, yes. India did, ultimately lose 1000 sq km. If it didn't, why did it try to patrol a region that it never patrolled for long? Just look at the Twitter thread of the OSINT "rebuttal" someone posted. Indians themselves are the ones divulging the details about the likely reality I mentioned.
You said it, most of the points that may be seen as a thorn on the face of India are said by Indian media themselves. You keep arguing that all those Indian media which paints a not-so-rosy pictures are wrong and biased against the Modi party.
What real world? You just said all Indian sources are either pro-Modi or anti-Modi, nothing neutral. The claims of territorial loss also come from Indian officials; why's this one better? Anything that claims that India backed off China is clearly false. There is nothing in India's recent or long term history that suggests it could do that; there is only incompetence and chest-thumping to cover incompetence. In the end, the problem is that there is no real world in India; everything is BS. And you're just picking the BS view that you like the most and pretending everything else is BS, which is what they say of your view too. In other words, you're just another crab calling other crabs crabs.