Reporter : Li Yun
Editor : Fan Ming
Publisher : New Tang Dynasty Television
Ref : https://www.ntdtv.com/gb/2020/05/25/a102855131.html
Direction translation : Google
Image : The picture shows the Chinese soldiers on the border between China and India standing near the border trade corridor. (DIPTENDU DUTTA / AFP via Getty Images)
In the epidemic of the Chinese Communist Party, Beijing took advantage of the opportunities of epidemic prevention in various countries to throw a punch. Following the clashes between the Chinese Communist Party and the Indian military in the Sikkim section of the border area and throwing stones at each other, the latest news said that the Chinese Communist Army has assembled heavily on the Sino-Indian border, while India has deployed troops to the war preparation area.
Comprehensive foreign media reported on 24 May that the negotiations between India and the Chinese military on ending tensions in the disputed border areas were at an impasse, and senior Indian security officials said the border incident reached its highest level since 2015.
The official, who declined to be named, said that the middle-level military officials of China and India held talks aimed at cooling down on May 18 and 20, but failed to make breakthrough progress, negotiated a breakthrough, and Ladakh disputed areas. The Line of Control (LAC) is still an unresolved controversy, and the two sides insist on their own views on the issue of Bangong Lake.
There are 3488 kilometres of undetermined borders between China and India. The CCP tried to retreat the Indian control line and increase the Chinese control range, which made the Indian side unacceptable.
The Indian army has taken the necessary countermeasures to deal with the CCP ’s persistent aggression. After the Indian Army Commander inspected the front line, the military ordered the reinforcement of eastern Ladakh troops and deployed several infantry battalions from other places to ensure that they can stand up with the CCP army at any time. The Leh infantry division in Ladakh territory, and Other units are also permanently stationed in the front-line combat warning zone.
It is understood that each infantry division in India has about 10,000 to 12,000 troops. At present, the two armies are sending additional troops to the border. The two sides confronted each other in the "Galwan River" and the controversial "Bangong Mistake".
The "Galwan River" was one of the early triggers of the Sino-Indian War of 1962, and "Pangonghuo" was a glacial lake at an altitude of 14,000 feet (4267.2 meters) on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. Both countries claimed sovereignty over some lakes.
The information obtained by the Indian side shows that China has more troops at the border and acts more aggressively. Judging that the Chinese side is not dispatched by the local commander, but is commanded by the high-level military of the Communist Party of China and the Western Theater Command.
While the talks between the two countries were at a standstill, the United States issued a strong statement to the CCP. Alice Wells, acting assistant secretary of state for South and Central Asia affairs at the US State Department, said on May 20 that the conflict reminded us that no matter whether it is the South China Sea or the Sino-Indian border, the Chinese Communist Party’s aggression is not Always verbally, we continue to see the CCP’s provocative and disturbing behavior.
Before the beginning of May, Chinese soldiers and Indian soldiers had physical clashes in the border area of the Sikkim section. Their fists met and threw stones at each other.
According to Indian media reports, on May 5th, at the Pangong Tso Lake in the Ladakh region of the China-India border, the CCP ’s army and the Indian army clashed. Throwing stones at each other, a total of 250 people joined the melee, resulting in injuries to 7 Chinese soldiers and 4 Indian soldiers.
On 9 May, the Chinese Communist Army and the Indian Army took part in a fight with 150 people in Sikkim, north of India.
Subsequently, the military commanders of the two countries in the border area communicated directly to resolve the dispute, but neither side was willing to compromise.
There was a brief border war between China and India in 1962. Although the CCP army won a great victory, it quickly withdrew from almost all disputed areas. The two sides did not sign a border agreement, laying the groundwork for the subsequent conflict.
In 2017, the soldiers of both sides also faced off in the Bangongcuo Lake area on the western side of the border between the two countries, which almost caused an armed conflict.
Experts observing the China-India issue pointed out that in recent years, China and India have carried out infrastructure construction in the border area and related larger areas, which has become a focus of competition between the two countries, which has led to the ongoing confrontation between the two countries.
Editor : Fan Ming
Publisher : New Tang Dynasty Television
Ref : https://www.ntdtv.com/gb/2020/05/25/a102855131.html
Direction translation : Google
Image : The picture shows the Chinese soldiers on the border between China and India standing near the border trade corridor. (DIPTENDU DUTTA / AFP via Getty Images)
In the epidemic of the Chinese Communist Party, Beijing took advantage of the opportunities of epidemic prevention in various countries to throw a punch. Following the clashes between the Chinese Communist Party and the Indian military in the Sikkim section of the border area and throwing stones at each other, the latest news said that the Chinese Communist Army has assembled heavily on the Sino-Indian border, while India has deployed troops to the war preparation area.
Comprehensive foreign media reported on 24 May that the negotiations between India and the Chinese military on ending tensions in the disputed border areas were at an impasse, and senior Indian security officials said the border incident reached its highest level since 2015.
The official, who declined to be named, said that the middle-level military officials of China and India held talks aimed at cooling down on May 18 and 20, but failed to make breakthrough progress, negotiated a breakthrough, and Ladakh disputed areas. The Line of Control (LAC) is still an unresolved controversy, and the two sides insist on their own views on the issue of Bangong Lake.
There are 3488 kilometres of undetermined borders between China and India. The CCP tried to retreat the Indian control line and increase the Chinese control range, which made the Indian side unacceptable.
The Indian army has taken the necessary countermeasures to deal with the CCP ’s persistent aggression. After the Indian Army Commander inspected the front line, the military ordered the reinforcement of eastern Ladakh troops and deployed several infantry battalions from other places to ensure that they can stand up with the CCP army at any time. The Leh infantry division in Ladakh territory, and Other units are also permanently stationed in the front-line combat warning zone.
It is understood that each infantry division in India has about 10,000 to 12,000 troops. At present, the two armies are sending additional troops to the border. The two sides confronted each other in the "Galwan River" and the controversial "Bangong Mistake".
The "Galwan River" was one of the early triggers of the Sino-Indian War of 1962, and "Pangonghuo" was a glacial lake at an altitude of 14,000 feet (4267.2 meters) on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. Both countries claimed sovereignty over some lakes.
The information obtained by the Indian side shows that China has more troops at the border and acts more aggressively. Judging that the Chinese side is not dispatched by the local commander, but is commanded by the high-level military of the Communist Party of China and the Western Theater Command.
While the talks between the two countries were at a standstill, the United States issued a strong statement to the CCP. Alice Wells, acting assistant secretary of state for South and Central Asia affairs at the US State Department, said on May 20 that the conflict reminded us that no matter whether it is the South China Sea or the Sino-Indian border, the Chinese Communist Party’s aggression is not Always verbally, we continue to see the CCP’s provocative and disturbing behavior.
Before the beginning of May, Chinese soldiers and Indian soldiers had physical clashes in the border area of the Sikkim section. Their fists met and threw stones at each other.
According to Indian media reports, on May 5th, at the Pangong Tso Lake in the Ladakh region of the China-India border, the CCP ’s army and the Indian army clashed. Throwing stones at each other, a total of 250 people joined the melee, resulting in injuries to 7 Chinese soldiers and 4 Indian soldiers.
On 9 May, the Chinese Communist Army and the Indian Army took part in a fight with 150 people in Sikkim, north of India.
Subsequently, the military commanders of the two countries in the border area communicated directly to resolve the dispute, but neither side was willing to compromise.
There was a brief border war between China and India in 1962. Although the CCP army won a great victory, it quickly withdrew from almost all disputed areas. The two sides did not sign a border agreement, laying the groundwork for the subsequent conflict.
In 2017, the soldiers of both sides also faced off in the Bangongcuo Lake area on the western side of the border between the two countries, which almost caused an armed conflict.
Experts observing the China-India issue pointed out that in recent years, China and India have carried out infrastructure construction in the border area and related larger areas, which has become a focus of competition between the two countries, which has led to the ongoing confrontation between the two countries.
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