India-China 2020 Border conflict

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So are we still doing commander level conference? At least the MEA shills are not doing ‘beating the Hans to death with dialog‘ approach. I hope the MEA idiotas have finally realized that Hans are strange beings that do not respond to civil discussions. Once again our intelligence agencies have not been up to speed on gauging the bat eaters’ engagement behavior. Too many external intelligence failures - from kargil to now.
I still don’t understand what we are talking about in military conference. Like Mike Pompeio said, Ching parasites have been engaged enough and they have not responded. It is time for kinetic action. Let’s inflict some real damage and get these cockroaches out of the Himalayas for ever. Come on, enough with the talks.
 

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As an public domain article put out by retired Lt. General Panag in the Print, that Indian military position on the North LAC close to DBO post, Despang etc. Is quite hopeless. India road connecting DBO to Leh runs precariously close to LAC including Chinese proposal of 1959 proposal line. It’s hopelessness is high lighted as the road at Galwan and other places is only 5 to 7 Km away. A determined Chinese effort along the Rikki Nallaha (hard to pinpoint on the map where this Nallaha is), Chinese can cut off the new road. That means Indian position there is precarious here.


The general states that only comfortable position the Indian Army is in the Chusul sector on Kailash range, where India has occupied all the heights.

If the Chinese try to exploit the northern sector to cut off the DBO, then it should be an Indian retaliatory move to extend further and capture more heights in Chinese disputed area and get as close or cut off their supply line in the southern sector.

It is a theory whether Chinese can invade to cut off DBO or India move to capture as much as possible of Kailash range to cut off their supply line, if it is possible or not. That is a good issue to talk about.
 

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Remember, BJP leaders have already started diplomacy of their own without MEA!!

Nothing goes without MEA. From Ram Madhav to tejender bagga. This are heavy weight in themselves. Mea is playing through them. There is a total game plan at work. Which is opening itself at snail's pace. The cards are kept close to the chest. Every damn thing is co ordinates. And every shot is being called from the highest of post. By the way any news of Doval? Or any recent pic or news bite?
 

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Nothing goes without MEA. From Ram Madhav to tejender bagga. This are heavy weight in themselves. Mea is playing through them. There is a total game plan at work. Which is opening itself at snail's pace. The cards are kept close to the chest. Every damn thing is co ordinates. And every shot is being called from the highest of post. By the way any news of Doval? Or any recent pic or news bite?
The last I heard of Mr. Doval was some meeting with Dr. Abdullah on Afghan peace talks.
 

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Nothing goes without MEA. From Ram Madhav to tejender bagga. This are heavy weight in themselves. Mea is playing through them. There is a total game plan at work. Which is opening itself at snail's pace. The cards are kept close to the chest. Every damn thing is co ordinates. And every shot is being called from the highest of post. By the way any news of Doval? Or any recent pic or news bite?
No, there is no news about Doval. Probably he is busy with the Afgan delegation that visited India 2 days back.
 

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One thing about Taiwan is problematic though.

Taiwan still claims Arunachal Pradesh. They need to stop this for better ties with India.
Haha, they also claim entire Aksai chin region and some of disputed Tajikistani land and even Mongolian regions as well!!
 

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I have question for forum members.
If we want to have basic body protection gear for the entirety of armed forces, including central forces, along with MPVs/BPVs for the most of logistics, how much would it costs? And if we plan to achieve such levels with in the next 10 years, what should be our ideal budget including finances for other important acquisitions?
 

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Haha, they also claim entire Aksai chin region and some of disputed Tajikistani land and even Mongolian regions as well!!
That is incorrect, and an argument often used by CCP drones to discourage talks of alliance between India and Taiwan. It was the much older generation that had dreams of recapturing the mainland. Speak with the new generation, and they will tell you that they just want to be left alone in peace without CCP interference.
 

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That is incorrect, and an argument often used by CCP drones to discourage talks of alliance between India and Taiwan. It was the much older generation that had dreams of recapturing the mainland. Speak with the new generation, and they will tell you that they just want to be left alone in peace without CCP interference.
Their present KMT government lay claims on Arunachal Pradesh and most of the J&K region.
 

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Their present KMT government lay claims on Arunachal Pradesh and most of the J&K region.
Firstly, there is a lot of Chinese Communist propaganda out there, and the Taiwanese people do not think in this way, especially not the younger generations.
Then there is a misreading of the situation. Taiwan wants to be left alone, so it has tried not do or say anything that goes against CCP claims on land because it doesn't want to upset the CCP government. But things are slowly changing, even in that regard. I have interacted with Taiwanese people of the last 2 generations, and they don't care about CCP land claims. They just don't want Communist China to bother them, so they will not vocally go against any of CCP's land claims. But the people (especially the younger generations) don't care and just want to keep their independent status. They know they will never take over the mainland, so the point of any other land claims is moot.
Don't fall for CCP drone propaganda. They don't want to see India and Taiwan become allies.
 

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As an public domain article put out by retired Lt. General Panag in the Print, that Indian military position on the North LAC close to DBO post, Despang etc. Is quite hopeless. India road connecting DBO to Leh runs precariously close to LAC including Chinese proposal of 1959 proposal line. It’s hopelessness is high lighted as the road at Galwan and other places is only 5 to 7 Km away. A determined Chinese effort along the Rikki Nallaha (hard to pinpoint on the map where this Nallaha is), Chinese can cut off the new road. That means Indian position there is precarious here.


The general states that only comfortable position the Indian Army is in the Chusul sector on Kailash range, where India has occupied all the heights.

If the Chinese try to exploit the northern sector to cut off the DBO, then it should be an Indian retaliatory move to extend further and capture more heights in Chinese disputed area and get as close or cut off their supply line in the southern sector.

It is a theory whether Chinese can invade to cut off DBO or India move to capture as much as possible of Kailash range to cut off their supply line, if it is possible or not. That is a good issue to talk about.
I don't want to say anything negative about an experienced veteran, but we all have our blind spots. Every move the Chinese make creates weaknesses for them as well. Weaknesses, which can be exploited when India goes into attack mode. Right now India is sort of in a wait-and-watch mode, especially due to Covid and other (economic/political) issues. There may yet be a limited conflict, but the real fireworks from the Indian side will start fully only after the Covid situation is dealt with, in my opinion.
 
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