These before and after images of pp14 clearly show tents on the river bend that were dismantled after the clash.
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These before and after images of pp14 clearly show tents on the river bend that were dismantled after the clash.
And you don't think India is building infrastructure as well?
If China wants to retreat again, they are welcome to try. Though for the sake of Indo-Sino relations, which I do care about, hopefully the disengagement agreement will last.
As soon as the thaw. Rumor has it that they are planning something in Doklam again.
manqiangrexue
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China is the world's leading builder of infrastructure. India "builds" "infrastructure" LOL
Will you be needing another demonstration after China inevitably lets you off the hook again following a series of Indian deaths from self-inflicted causes and scattering like headless chickens into frozen streams and off of cliffs? It'll cost you land and people per demonstration but I heard from your fellow Indian that people are expendable in India so I guess just land?
It won't last. Your numb-skulled leaders will get you into another fight you can't win and you'll have to come back here trying to spin another story to us explaining why India totally held its own despite losing 40 people (mostly self-inflicted) and having its commanders swear they didn't screw up and lose more land again.
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I don't understand why China didn't release this information immediately.
If China honors its fallen, India can think that their jawans fought well and inflicted casualties. With India able to retain its dignity, it's possible that Modi would've taken fewer anti-China economic measures. We all know that dignity is very important for Indians.
Staying silent also makes China seem like the aggressor.
I'm also struck by the sheer mass of Indian soldiers in the video. We all know that India has a massive population, but it's quite a sight to see it in military terms. Remember that you can never wear down a country with more than a billion people.
If China honors its fallen, India can think that their jawans fought well and inflicted casualties. With India able to retain its dignity, it's possible that Modi would've taken fewer anti-China economic measures. We all know that dignity is very important for Indians.
Staying silent also makes China seem like the aggressor.
I'm also struck by the sheer mass of Indian soldiers in the video. We all know that India has a massive population, but it's quite a sight to see it in military terms. Remember that you can never wear down a country with more than a billion people.
Yea, I heard about your kerosene heater project.
Big words... Why are you speaking as if you forced something here?
Was there any blitzkrieg launched by India that forced China's hand?
They threw you a few crumbs, over which you are celebrating.
You are not capable of forcing anything here.
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manqiangrexue
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They told you the exact answer. They didn't want to embarrass India that an ambush with a massive amount of soldiers resulted in a death ratio of 4 to 20. To me, that's terrible for China but most people will just look at numbers. And it's actually embarrassing for China too because people who know India's combat competency will think, "You actually had casualties fighting India? They usually just kill themselves..." I'm embarrassed for sure. 4 to 20 against Indians like saying you and your 3 friends went quail-hunting and bagged 20 before they somehow got together and ambushed your party!
What part of what I said above sounds like they fought well or inflicted casualties in an honorable way?
Really? I don't see that at all. We have Indians here saying Indians flying tin cans are expendable. Besides, there's nothing dignified about what happened.
Didn't see it that way
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