Ladakh Flash Point
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The only way the Indian army can defeat the Chinese army is in a Bollywood film.
The following video is the behind-the-scene making of L.A.C. (2021) . The Chinese soldiers (in blue camos) were portrayed by local Ladhakis natives. It's suppose to be the re-creation of the clash between Indian and Chinese soldiers in Galwan Valley. The sad thing of this idiotic trash is parts of this movie was shown around the world in news broadcasts as being authentic .
The following video is the behind-the-scene making of L.A.C. (2021) . The Chinese soldiers (in blue camos) were portrayed by local Ladhakis natives. It's suppose to be the re-creation of the clash between Indian and Chinese soldiers in Galwan Valley. The sad thing of this idiotic trash is parts of this movie was shown around the world in news broadcasts as being authentic .
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Yes, Pakistan was remarkably performing for a new country fifty years ago.
But the video you showed is for GDP per capita and discounting the differences between GDP and per capita GDP, Pakistan has reduced to the last place by 2019.
China is undoubtedly hedging on the Pakistan factor to alleviate the pain it has to take in reinforcing far west territorial defence. India has had to always set aside a significant portion of its capability to meet the threat from Pakistan.
These falls are located in the Tawang region. One may see it as China's Depsang issue, although strategically it is not as sensitive near term.
That's the Indian Yangste base post, which CM khandu visited. The green tents are the kind used by Indian army all along the LAC
This IS the location of China's base camp.
I think this is the location of the small IA checkpost blocking Chinese tourists from getting close to the falls
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The Chinese base camp you posted is far inside the India LAC/border as presented by Gmaps.
Are you sure this is exactly where you think the Chinese base is?
The one in red as @Cyclist posted seems accurate.
That's what @Cyclist posted.
As far as I know, China doesn't have bases that far into the Indian LAC in Tawang or many instances of them in South Tibet / Arunachal pradesh in general. I do know that some forward camp and bases do exist in Eastern parts of Arunachal (12 km to 5km deep into what is Indian LAC ). Both country's military shrug off them.
Good discussion Mohsin & Xsizor!
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