Ladakh Flash Point

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coolieno99

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The simplest and most straightforward way for China to end this stalemate with India is to publicly declare the total number of nuclear weapons in its inventory. Since it developed a weaponized 3 MT H-bomb in 1967( yield equivalent to 150 Hiroshima bomb), it should have at least 2,500 of all types in its inventory by now. And then tell India that attacking Tibet is the same as attacking Beijing.
 

ougoah

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So contrary to Indian MoD promising updates within 48 hours (last week) that Gogra, Depsang, and the other part/s being discussed will be provided, is the situation relating to those areas still under stand-off?
 

tch1972

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It has been pretty much confirmed that the incident was planned well in advance by India. They even have a name for it, Operation Snow Leopard. The survivors also received decorations for it. A supposed internal document was somehow leaked.
By right PLA should have intelligence on impending Indian offensive and be better prepared than to get caught by surprise
 

Sardaukar20

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By right PLA should have intelligence on impending Indian offensive and be better prepared than to get caught by surprise
The general pattern of previous Indian Army clash with the PLA in the last 20+ years have been pushfests and some brawls. There were no recorded fatalities, and all had been resolved relatively peacefully through negotiations.

The PLA could not have predicted Operation Snow Leopard that easily. Imagine if an agent were to give a tip off that the Indian Army is planning to commit murder during a negotiation. To the PLA high command, that would have been unthinkable at that time. Why murder a PLA negotiation party and risk starting a war with a superpower? That would be like the Syrian Army suddenly ambushing and killing US soldiers without provocation. It is militarily illogical. But is it still feasible? Yes of course, if they are really that stupid.

Perhaps the one mistake that we can blame the PLA is underestimating the stupidity of the Indian Army. But its still not an unforgivable mistake. I don't think that many outside of South Asia could truly comprehend Indian stupidity.

Nevertheless, after recovering from the initial shock. The PLA did come back in force and thought the IA a lesson that would scar them for decades to come. India chickened out of a war after that, and they had yet to repeat such stupidity. So lesson learnt for now.
 

lp1g

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The general pattern of previous Indian Army clash with the PLA in the last 20+ years have been pushfests and some brawls. There were no recorded fatalities, and all had been resolved relatively peacefully through negotiations.

The PLA could not have predicted Operation Snow Leopard that easily. Imagine if an agent were to give a tip off that the Indian Army is planning to commit murder during a negotiation. To the PLA high command, that would have been unthinkable at that time. Why murder a PLA negotiation party and risk starting a war with a superpower? That would be like the Syrian Army suddenly ambushing and killing US soldiers without provocation. It is militarily illogical. But is it still feasible? Yes of course, if they are really that stupid.

Perhaps the one mistake that we can blame the PLA is underestimating the stupidity of the Indian Army. But its still not an unforgivable mistake. I don't think that many outside of South Asia could truly comprehend Indian stupidity.

Nevertheless, after recovering from the initial shock. The PLA did come back in force and thought the IA a lesson that would scar them for decades to come. India chickened out of a war after that, and they had yet to repeat such stupidity. So lesson learnt for now.
Neither China is superpower nor Indian army at the level of Syrian army.

Chinese are stupid to think they can treat India like how USA treat weak countries.

This is Doklam 2 for China. After so many warnings China decides to withdraw.
 
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