Indian Military Disengagement on Chinese Terms: It means India lost.

[HalfMoon]

Honestly speaking i see Indians having PLA withdraw as an Indian victory even if at a heavy cost. I say so because PLA had a clear strategic advantage and could have gone way ahead if it wanted but Indians making them withdraw is their victory and credit must be given where its due.

 

[In arduis fidelis]

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I will believe it when i see the rest of that picture but this doesn't feel like an interval. It feels pretty much like the credits scene.

 

[HalfMoon]

I will believe it when i see the rest of that picture but this doesn't feel like an interval. It feels pretty much like the credits scene.

Then you should note this for precedence.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1280108698652811275

 

[In arduis fidelis]

Then you should note this for precedence.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1280108698652811275

Lets see what comes out of the box this time .

 

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[faithfulguy]

Honestly speaking i see Indians having PLA withdraw as an Indian victory even if at a heavy cost. I say so because PLA had a clear strategic advantage and could have gone way ahead if it wanted but Indians making them withdraw is their victory and credit must be given where its due.

I understand your sentiment. But it’s also an outlook of a second hand imperialist. I believe that Indians should breakup their own country for the benefit of people of India today. Chinese and Pakistani should defend their own territory. But besides taking territories that belongs to them, it’s not the responsibility of Pakistan and China to liberate the people of India and overturn this second hand British imperialism. The people of India need to liberate themselves.