IndianHawk
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You are jumping to conclusions which have no basis in fact.My point is, even if it leads to war, I don't think we will initiate it.
If they don't go back to beyond F8, we will see an extended period of talks & further disengagement, may be where the Chinese moves back by 500m & India has to do the same.
My problem is, why is India moving back? Does that not allow China, to rush and capture the entire grey area created by this disengagement? You might say, if they do it, it will lead to war, and it might, but there is also a chance of more dialogs, meetings and all those BS! In this fiasco, the entire narrative was, India wants "peace", "tranquility", "disengagement", bla bla bla. This doesn't send the desired message to the opposition & portrays us as week.
Now only time will tell how we will deal with the Chinese. My gut says that China will come back when the weather and terrain are suitable, it is just matter of time.
The talks are going own to restore status quo before April. In that status quo both armies move back a bit from lac at galwan , hotspring etc. As they were before April. No land lost of gained for anyone there .
And restoring of grey area at f4-f8 which is contested as of now. That India will move back from f4 is a figment of your imagination. Nothing else. So hold tight and see what changes actually happen on ground no point in running wild imaginations.