10 captives, Over 20 soldiers, including Commanding Officer killed at Galwan border clash with China

[Musings]

The reason why this is not reported in Chinese media is because Xi Jinping is nothing more than a bully who does not have the balls to fight a real war, because his censored kingdom will crumble under the combined pressures from all sides, inside and outside. All you 50 cent warriors are the only ones whose assholes are on fire, you can use it to stir fry pe-king noodles.

Wow - something’s burning deep inside you. Perhaps some ointment on the burnt area - apply generously on the areas where burning is intense - ask for BURNOL cream at the counter.

On topic - a disastrous day for the Indian army yesterday - perhaps today will be a face saving exercise - trying to focus on Chinese losses won’t change the Indian losses of life and the continued occupation of Indian soil captured by China.

 

[rishav]

Given the Chinese take the river and kill your commander, and the fact Chinese are afraid of you battle-harden India army who won countless battle in wiki, why not you just attack the Chinese now then

35 PLA soldiers were slaughtered .
Nobody cares what a dictatorship says .
The silence in chinese mainstream media about this incident says it all . The cbinese were slaughtered .

 

[52051]

Your state controlled media can say whatever it likes and your alipay point controlled people will also say only what gives them more points.

But our state don't control your brave indian warriors from taking picture of the PLA soldiers you killed in WIKI, so just show us pictures

 

[Figaro]

Lol.. Xi is confident. Chinese never see Indian as threat becos Indian military is a joke.

I'm sure the Chinese still see India as the biggest overland threat currently ... an entire military region (Western command) is dedicated to counter India. That's why there are constant Chinese military exercises on the Tibetan plateau and regions close to India

 

[Beast]

You are jealous of India because hundreds of millions of Chinese are already unemployed, factories moving out and India is welcoming all these businesses. CPEC is an epic failure without India's support - no returns on these investments. The whole world is angry at China because of your bio-warfare with the covid 19 virus, just wait until Covid is over and you will see how confident Xi Jinping really is.

Mighty mouse Indian, talk big but is just a small fried in reality.

Can't even beat Pakistan and only love to give fantasy stories.

 

[Genesis]

I think that we went over a tipping point yesterday. The situation is now quite unpredictable. While I still hold to my evaluation of earlier, the following things have changed - for the worse.

1. There has been major violence.
2. This cannot have been unplanned; these are not one or two accidental deaths.
3. Either Beijing intended this to happen right through, OR
4. Local commanders took matters into their own hands.
5. The Indian political leadership has washed its hands of the situation and left it to the military leadership to sort out the problems that they created in the first place.

Now I don't want to predict anything; things have taken an ugly turn.

I don't know how the IA will react.

I don't see it that way, for the simple reason both China and India has guns. Yet, neither fired. This is bad, but it's still technically not a violation of any treaties. To the general public, maybe breaking the spirit of an agreement is enough to constitute a serious violation, but to governments? Unless the letter is violated, basically nothing happened.

This is obviously held dear by both parties, as tension is pretty high at the moment, yet guns are still not involved.

 

[PakSword]

Earlier, on May 5, Indian and Chinese troops, as well as border guards, had engaged in similar, brutal fighting near the Pangong Lake, south of the Galwan valley. The commanding officer of the 11 Mahar Regiment, Colonel Vijay Rana, is still being treated for life-threatening wounds sustaining during the fighting, army sources say.

Yesterday was the second CO/ Colonel, who came under attack. Indians didn't learn anything from May 05 incident.

This also proves that Chinese are not afraid of converting the skirmishes to a full fledge war. However, Indians, even after losing their COs, doing nothing to take revenge. This is such an embarrassment. Indian public should ask questions from its government as to why such an inadequate reponse is being given to Chinese?

 

[52051]

35 PLA soldiers were slaughtered .
Nobody cares what a dictatorship says .
The silence in chinese mainstream media about this incident says it all . The cbinese were slaughtered .

Yes, yes, pictures please

 

[Figaro]

35 PLA soldiers were slaughtered .
Nobody cares what a dictatorship says .
The silence in chinese mainstream media about this incident says it all . The cbinese were slaughtered .

Are you delusional? Worse thing than a clear defeat is trying to declare victory

 

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OK...gonna call it a day.

 

[Beast]

I'm sure the Chinese still see India as the biggest overland threat currently ... an entire military region (Western command) is dedicated to counter India. That's why there are constant Chinese military exercises on the Tibetan plateau and regions close to India

Ya. The fact most weapon send there are second rated. Not even a single J-20 is deployed. The elite unit is still at north east area of China facing Japan and Taiwan.

 

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[In arduis fidelis]

35 PLA soldiers were slaughtered .
Nobody cares what a dictatorship says .
The silence in chinese mainstream media about this incident says it all . The cbinese were slaughtered .

Can you give a source on such a precise figure?

 

[Figaro]

Can you give a source on such a precise figure?

The US news article ...

 

[Joe Shearer]

I don't see it that way, for the simple reason both China and India has guns. Yet, neither fired. This is bad, but it's still technically not a violation of any treaties. To the general public, maybe breaking the spirit of an agreement is enough to constitute a serious violation, but to governments? Unless the letter is violated, basically nothing happened.

This is obviously held dear by both parties, as tension is pretty high at the moment, yet guns are still not involved.

An interesting point, and one that I have thought about, but would not have raised on my own.

Unfortunately, it seems that there is a great deal of image management going on. Deaths in the dozens do not lend themselves to being brushed under the carpet. It seems that there has been a calculated decision taken to project killling as not really amounting to killing as long as gunpowder is not in use, and that, in my reasoning, is specious. Stating that the letter has not been violated, and killing over twenty - or more - soldiers is a warlike act, whatever the methods used to kill.