India and China Fight Border Conflict

Nope this India 🇮🇳 has a true indian blood 🩸 leader called Modi who is passionate fir his country unlike our past Italian born Antonio (Sonia) who is so courupt Nd unpatriotic

BTW, this was taken by YouTube but I'm sure you probably know that already.

I like the style of the Indian Lieutenant. It's the only way to deal with bullies. his dad taught him well.

Chinese president defends country’s response to coronavirus ... https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=chinese+president ... new wave of propaganda machinery... ?

another CCP-droid... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtuRoWZ78w0

Very doubtful that India would sell out Taiwan for the CCP. The CCP loathes India, so it would not be in the National Interest for anyone to choose the PRC over Taiwan. The CCPO is attacking the just about all the rest of the world.

CHina is hated by all of its neighbors. I wonder why. Why not do a show on how china built a casino in saipan to pay off primarily corrupt democratic politicians?

Thanks Chris was waiting for you to cover this topic, we Indians definitely hate CCP and support Independence of Tibet, Hong Kong and Taiwan. China is threatening India on attracting Companies who are looking to setup up manufacturing base in India and for long has supported terrorism against India. China already occupies large territories of India it took during 1962 war. As rightly said CCP is also trying to corner India by buying corrupt politicians in neighbouring countries.

Part of the reason this event is not being played up by the Indian army and government is because these skirmishes occur periodically along the Indo-China border. A border conflict is considered unlikely to escalate because while the Chinese have numerical superiority, with their supply routes stretched across the Tibetan plateau, the efficiency disadvantage of jets operating from bases in Tibet, and the relatively higher altitude of Indian posts on the border, India is currently considered to have the advantage. Unlike the Indian border with Pakistan where artillery / mortar shelling and cross border firing is more or less a regular feature, there hasn't been a shootout with China since 1967. The worst that happens is a scuffle where several soldiers are injured. There is often a reason or pattern to these skirmishes, and there are mechanisms to prevent them from escalating, with commanders on both sides in getting in touch when there is a flare up. Pattern 1: China sends patrols into what it considers its territory. India does the same. When the patrols face off, emotions sometimes get heated and there's a fist fight. Pattern 2: Skirmishes also occur when China unilaterally tries to change the status quo, by erecting roads and bunkers in disputed territory. When that happens, Indian soldiers will create a human wall to prevent further work, until the Chinese back off. Front line soldiers on both sides of such a human chain are almost always unarmed to prevent misunderstandings, however, the second line of soldiers will be armed, just in case. Pattern 3: The other reason skirmishes occur is when the PLA or factions of the PLA want to send a message, like what happened prior to the Modi-Xi summits. In those instances, it appeared that factions of the PLA opposed to better ties with India, or looking to embarrass Xi were responsible. There was some chatter (but no concrete source) that following those specific skirmishes the local Chinese commanders were replaced. The current skirmish too appears political, but this time backed by Xi to send a message to India on WHO and Taiwan. Lastly, while the political establishment in India tries not to antagonize China, the current government is more practical. India is one of the original 62 backers (now 110) of the Australia - EU call for an independent probe into the CCP Flu origins, and the government has enacted a number of policies to actively reduce the country's dependence on China, including local manufacture of PPE, ventilators and test kits. India is unlikely to take an active political stand against China, but it will more likely push its weight behind broader reform, which would stand a stronger chance of gaining popular support.

Plus, do you know how many Indians are in the US, not the least being Bobby Jindal and Nikki Haley (who may run for Prez in 2024 or later)? Depends on Pence.

Loose cannon on the Chinese side...

I think India would side with the US, EDIT: Yeah China could put a lot of pressure on India but knowing the history the people would not like it

India is pushing buttons everywhere.

Economically India has closer ties with the United States.

No India and China are bitter enemies and have been for centuries. They are both in conflict over who controls the Indian Ocean and it's bio resources. They are also economic rivals with China and right now are in line to receive manufacturing companied moving out if Chins. Apple is building a plant in India to build iPhones.