Ladakh Flash Point
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I don't think they care much for the specifics. Don't they?
Do we all forget the narrative till now from India was? That Chinese outnumbered and ganged upon Indians.
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I remember the casualties being announced as 4 KIA and one seriously injured. Sad that he didn't recover.
No. Qi Fabao was seriously injured but has since recovered. He even got honored on July 1st.
Well, then who is the fifth? It was my impression that 4 soldiers died with 1 serious injury.
Then there was news the one with serious injury passed away.
3 contractors were also rumored to be possible initial casualty.
After a year now India still can't produce a single photo or video from the Galwan clash. Did they ever answer these questions? Did they have to get permission from China to retrieve the dead Indian soldiers bodies? How did they retrieve the dead bodies, injured, and captured soldiers? What time and date, and location did retrieve the dead bodies, injured, and captured soldiers?
I already explained: I think it is miscommunication. I went through the Chinese version of the article and they didn’t mention a fifth death. I think it is a case of a bad translation.
"Shache Airport" = Kashgar Airbase.
Zoom into the map:
What you're seeing as "Shache airport" is an office building in the middle of the city. The actual Air Base (which is also a civilian airport), is a 20 minute drive North. You can see both civilian airliners and fighter jets parked on the same tarmac, along with a passenger terminal.
The new airport is most likely Tashkurgan, which was reported by the Warzone. Indian media just got it wrong.
Erm no. The one I mean is at 38.245767953982366, 77.05981734757567 see also . Some problem with Google Maps I expect. Why would Indian media report on militarizing Kasdhgar airport when it's been used by PLAAF for years?
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