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Kakyan said:
Eva Zheng's lies exposed once again.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1336647373359964162


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So we are arguing semantics now? How does this vindicate the fact that the Indians fled as soon as they were within striking range of the PLA’s clubs?

While you accuse Pakistan of being midget army, how would you describe the military that shot down its own chopper, stepped on their own landmine, and got crushed by their own APC (to be fair I can’t imagine how they achieved the feat).
 
Nobonita Barua

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Kakyan said:
Yes Pakistan army is a midget army. They are so incompetent that a 100 Pak army soldiers got captured by rag tag tribals
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Ya, both of you have simmilar "thing". They are midget & indians are dwarf army? or would you prefer hobbit army?
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But i have respect for the talibans. They routed soviets, now americans, pakis too in between
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I think we all can agree on one thing. Based on video evidence released this far, the Indian Army is only good for capturing unguarded hills under the cover of darkness. Once they encounter even a bit of resistance they scatter and flee like panicking rabbits.
 
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India includes Huawei in 5G rollout working groups

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India's Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has named Chinese telecom giant Huawei among the firms included in the working groups set up to chart the 5G roadmap for the South Asian country.

Meanwhile, a top representative body of India's telecom operators have urged the DoT to scrap vendor-based restrictions on 5G lab trials indicating that they want Chinese vendors such as Huawei and ZTE to be a part of the country's 5G rollout.

"Ideally, India can't do away with Chinese equipment due to their competitive pricing and vendor financing needs. It's a good decision to have Huawei in the working committee as it will allow gaining perspective from a country that has somewhat similar population size and ahead in 5G," LiveMint quoted Rajiv Sharma, head of equity research, SBICAP Securities.

Absolutely brutal. What happened to the 'digital surgical strike' on China?
 
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India includes Huawei in 5G rollout working groups

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India's Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has named Chinese telecom giant Huawei among the firms included in the working groups set up to chart the 5G roadmap for the South Asian country.

Meanwhile, a top representative body of India's telecom operators have urged the DoT to scrap vendor-based restrictions on 5G lab trials indicating that they want Chinese vendors such as Huawei and ZTE to be a part of the country's 5G rollout.

"Ideally, India can't do away with Chinese equipment due to their competitive pricing and vendor financing needs. It's a good decision to have Huawei in the working committee as it will allow gaining perspective from a country that has somewhat similar population size and ahead in 5G," LiveMint quoted Rajiv Sharma, head of equity research, SBICAP Securities.

Absolutely brutal. What happened to the 'digital surgical strike' on China?
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I’m sure Modi will just ban twenty more apps or something.
 
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Why do bhakts like to brag about Indian Army managing to intrude a few hundred metres to a km or so into what both recognise as Chinese side? Like Moshin said earlier, intrusions are easy. I get that India's new strategy since September has been to try and capture some bilaterally agreed Chinese territory in the hopes of exchanging with the PLA captured Galwan valley. All the drama and attention now has been south of Pangong lake.

India intrudes, then PLA responds and pushes them back if and when possible. Both sides refrain from using lethal force or shooting. It's now just a rock throwing fest and no long term capturing of Chinese territory has so far been managed by India. But how could they? It's not possible to capture for any significant amount of time which begs the question why India doesn't use numerical advantage over PLA in the north of Pangong lake regions and push PLA's position back... the ones that are within Indian claimed borders.
 
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