The disputed 20% includes the area up to the Galwan river mouth. The Chinese foreign ministry itself applied this when it said Galwan was on its side of the LAC. You cannot keep changing the definition of the disputed 20% when it is convenient.What? Lol please you gotta stop making stuff up that suits you. I don't think I was a part of your conversation with Xsizor on that topic. Not sure what you two "agreed" on and anything you two agreed on anyway has no bearing in the real world.
Yeah the photo just like I said was on Indian side. Lol.
Basically Indians took a photo on their side because they felt they needed to since China posted a photo of PLA on China's side over the New Year.
But what I don't get is why supapowan Indians want to present their dumb little photo of Indians posing on Indian side as if that is some victory. Why are you guys so damn insistent on looking like you are victors. Spinning every single thing on this issue.
When PLA captured your soldiers in their many, many dozens in not over a hundred (Hint PLA collected over 40 Indian INSAS rifles and only about 1 in 10 Indians were holding rifles)... you guys denied denied denied and had to believe in fantasy like PLA used Pakistani actors LOL!
Do you at least admit PLA captured so many Indians we can't even count them accurately just from photos alone?
So the denial from Indian side is intense to the point the only video and photo of an instance they have where Indians were beating up a PLA officer, the Indians edited the video from the original just to hide the fact that they were in a massive Indian horde, beating up a PLA officer by himself who only exited his vehicle to engage in talks. Not looking good for India.
By now you should know the buffer is only a small part of the disputed areas, at least outside Pangong.
Anyway, as you said it is on the 20% controlled by India.
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