I don't see any point in continuing the debate of who has won and who has lost.
might as well agree to disagree and move on, unless and until fresh evidences come up that give merits to further discussion and debate.
I would just say that a new status quo and LAC has been established, to the "satisfaction" of both sides. Now hopefully both countries will move on from there and live happily ever after with each other as peaceful neighbours.
but if the Indian side is not happy and itching for round 2, then so be it, BRING IT ON. But this time around, there won't be any ambush of PLA front line negotiation party allowed, because the PLA has seen through Indian shameful cowardice and lack of virtue.
round 2, operation Dead Snow Leopard.
Yes you're right, it's a waste of time trying to convince the blind. But I don't think that's what @Xsizor is trying to do. I think it's a good job what he us doing. And that is to exposed the BS coming out if @twineedle
Twineedle is like many Indian friends I know. They believe in their own source to be so creditable that any other source is by default must be wrong. Time and again, his stance is based on these sources, even if it proves to be wrong.
So what xsizor is doing isn't arguing with him per se. But exposes his flaws for all to see here. He must not let him get away with such lies here. After all we are here seeking knowledge and truth.
If you were referring to some posts just prior, then I have to disagree.
They want to set a narrative that
1. India achieved all its "strategic goals".
Not explaining what these goals were prior to Ladakh and what makes them strategic and how they achieved it.
2.China had to "retreat".
As if India didn't and buffer zones were created in India's perception and possession of LAC.
3. China initiated the conflict.
Not discounting it but media evidences point to Indian aggression at Galwan rather than China that initiated it. No counter evidences.
Agreeing to disagree means allowing some people to repeat what they want to, without obstruction. That would set the narrative that Chinese has one set of fact and India has another and both are right.
Leave it. I wouldn't bother. Chinese soldiers then ought to be taken as reliable and infallible sources too.
The claim I've some issue with is how all this is advantageous to India or according to its strategic goals - a very bad cope if there was one.
Keep up the hard work of using just logic to expose twineedle for what he is. He thinks he's a neutral thinker. When he is clearly the most bias towards India, but afraid to admitted.