India-China 2020 Border conflict

[Deadtrap]

these camps in the top picture are chinese right??

Also those soldiers retreating are ours I assume since we didn't have riot shields back then.

Did we do any counterattack for this?

Is this how they captured f4?

Don't be shocked. PLA came with a prepared mindset. Our men thought they are disrupting regular patrolling pattern. Such stone pelting also took place last year. It was only realised later that they are here to stay for long. We always favoured diplomatic sol. But when that didn't work we mounted an offence.
In every conflict, it was us who took the first hit but we always bounced back.

 

[Knowitall]

Don't be shocked. PLA came with a prepared mindset. Our men thought they are disrupting regular patrolling pattern. Such stone pelting also took place last year. It was only realised later that they are here to stay for long. We always favoured diplomatic sol. But when that didn't work we mounted an offence.
In every conflict, it was us who took the first hit but we always bounced back.

Yea was just surprised how our men broke off and had to retreat thought the video was fake but it wasn't.

Also explains the later video where ITBP had riot shields.

It would have been an offense had we taken black top or hills beyond our LAC not inside or on our LAC or even better mount an offensive back at them.

 

[Cheran]

 

[shade]

Vely, vely soon.

 

[mist_consecutive]

Some (possibly) good news, well depends upon what was your original perception.

South Pangong Tso, Chinese and Indian positions were incorrectly reported by Nathan Ruser. This is the updated positions -

Legend -
Blue Dots - Updated Indian positions.
Light Blue Lines - Indian supply routes.
Orange - Updated Chinese positions
Yellow Lines - Chinese supply routes

For comparison, this was a previous incorrect map posted -

My source - Sentinel 2 open-source satellite images. Fresh snow on South Pangong Tso has made the faded supply routes prominent towards these posts, which gave away the positions. Creating timelapse gifs is a big hassle so please look at your own.

Please note, there has been no reclaiming/fighting, this was the original positions troops captured on Aug 30 - Sep 1 timeline during op Snow Leopard.

@mokoman @Deadtrap

 

[Blue Water Navy]

LOL Sutli se baandh ke exo skeleton...

Ji mein bhi soch raha hu gari purana ho gaya hai isko tor k aeroplane bana lu.

Kind of remind me of our Pappu..

Bol Bachchan !!!!!!

 

[Knowitall]

Some (possibly) good news, well depends upon what was your original perception.

South Pangong Tso, Chinese and Indian positions were incorrectly reported by Nathan Ruser. This is the updated positions -

Legend -
Blue Dots - Updated Indian positions.
Light Blue Lines - Indian supply routes.
Orange - Updated Chinese positions
Yellow Lines - Chinese supply routes

For comparison, this was a previous incorrect map posted -

My source - Sentinel 2 open-source satellite images. Fresh snow on South Pangong Tso has made the faded supply routes prominent towards these posts, which gave away the positions. Creating timelapse gifs is a big hassle so please look at your own.

Please note, there has been no reclaiming/fighting, this was the original positions troops captured on Aug 30 - Sep 1 timeline during op Snow Leopard.

@mokoman @Deadtrap

noob question red is old Chinese positions and green old Indian right?

 

[mist_consecutive]

noob question red is old Chinese positions and green old Indian right?

Yes. The other red and green marks are Chinese and Indian positions respectively as reported by Nathan Ruser.

 

[Narasimh]

Ladakh Ops

 

[mokoman]

Some (possibly) good news, well depends upon what was your original perception.

South Pangong Tso, Chinese and Indian positions were incorrectly reported by Nathan Ruser. This is the updated positions -

Legend -
Blue Dots - Updated Indian positions.
Light Blue Lines - Indian supply routes.
Orange - Updated Chinese positions
Yellow Lines - Chinese supply routes

For comparison, this was a previous incorrect map posted -

My source - Sentinel 2 open-source satellite images. Fresh snow on South Pangong Tso has made the faded supply routes prominent towards these posts, which gave away the positions. Creating timelapse gifs is a big hassle so please look at your own.

Please note, there has been no reclaiming/fighting, this was the original positions troops captured on Aug 30 - Sep 1 timeline during op Snow Leopard.

@mokoman @Deadtrap

i pointed this out 3 months ago.About positions leading to helmet top. Remember ?

India-China 2020 Border conflict

It is possible that Sir Hellfire may be right about the heli-operation. Inserting troops behind enemy lines without backup is indeed done, and actually is the original task of para-airborne forces. I still have doubts tho, because the Chinese will easily detect them and their forces will also...

defenceforumindia.com

I asked bhadra about nathan's high res image , he said something about sat image angle , sun angle , everyone been experts or something.

 

[ezsasa]

the day IA gets the green light over Tibet border, it’s gonna be pure comedy after the first 48 hours.

 

[mokoman]

China-Australia economic war unlikely despite confliction - Global Times

www.globaltimes.cn

As China's investment in Australia reaches a historical low, Canberra reportedly intends to block Chinese dairy firm Mengniu's acquisition plan to buyout an Aussie diary brand, with an offer of A$600 million ($431million), from Japan's Kirin Holdings

The news came after China's Ministry of Commerce on Tuesday announced an anti-dumping probe into wine imports from Australia, which is a normal investigation.

China - Australia spat is heating up , Nicceee


Can someone decipher this , australia ? global warming ? melting ice ?

standing on thin ice ?

 

[Cruise missile]

 

[Mikel]

Some (possibly) good news, well depends upon what was your original perception.

South Pangong Tso, Chinese and Indian positions were incorrectly reported by Nathan Ruser. This is the updated positions -

Legend -
Blue Dots - Updated Indian positions.
Light Blue Lines - Indian supply routes.
Orange - Updated Chinese positions
Yellow Lines - Chinese supply routes

For comparison, this was a previous incorrect map posted -

My source - Sentinel 2 open-source satellite images. Fresh snow on South Pangong Tso has made the faded supply routes prominent towards these posts, which gave away the positions. Creating timelapse gifs is a big hassle so please look at your own.

Please note, there has been no reclaiming/fighting, this was the original positions troops captured on Aug 30 - Sep 1 timeline during op Snow Leopard.

@mokoman @Deadtrap

Kinda looks like we've boxed them in

 

[Tactical Doge]

Bhaailog....
De-escalation ho gya kya

 

[Deadtrap]

i pointed this out 3 months ago.About positions leading to helmet top. Remember ?

India-China 2020 Border conflict

It is possible that Sir Hellfire may be right about the heli-operation. Inserting troops behind enemy lines without backup is indeed done, and actually is the original task of para-airborne forces. I still have doubts tho, because the Chinese will easily detect them and their forces will also...

defenceforumindia.com

I asked bhadra about nathan's high res image , he said something about sat image angle , sun angle , everyone been experts or something.

Yes you were right!

 

[Blue Water Navy]

Guess our men won't be able to do anything to PLA suppaa soldiers, if our men go for their balls in hand to hand combat..

Check out the comment section of this video its hilarious too.

 

[Suryavanshi]

SIGs

USA is a bitch about its weapon they won't go for manufacturing in India only Pakis, Euros and Stargeic allies get that cream.

 

[Suryavanshi]

Oh, dear. WHY??!!

Why indeed.

 

[sorcerer]

China says joint launch of stamp cancelled due to lack of feedback from India

China says joint launch of stamp cancelled due to lack of feedback from India

Amid the border standoff in Ladakh, India and China also haven’t organised any of the 70 events they had planned to mark 70 years of diplomatic ties.

www.hindustantimes.com