Indo-China Border & LAC

[MasterChief]

What Does the Chinese Public Think of the China-India Border Patrol Deal?

The first public reactions to the border agreement reflect a deep suspicion of New Delhi’s “cheap tricks” and fear that Beijing is being naive.

thediplomat.com

You could be right.

Most of the article is standard wumao nonsense, but the one below stands out. The Yanks are grooming the pinoys to be their whipping boy for the next conflict.

View attachment 13189

This whole thing is most likely temporary though, once the laal-eyed cheenkh puts the pinoy in his place, he'll be back with a vengeance.

Remember that for all the banging that China has dished out to Philipine patrol boats, US has not intervened even nominally.. like conducting a resupply mission to that Siera Madre junk in the second Thomas Shoal..
Pinoy Bully be like..

 

[MasterChief]

They can bang the Pinoys in the SCS but attacking the Pinoy main islands is a no-no.

If they are going to plunge into a world war or even Russia style sanctions, that will only be for Taiwan <3

The only bad and unexpected outcome of a Taiwan grab for them is the burgers actually finding the Cojones to respond to their grab, What i think and what Winnie the Pooh and all his other cartoons also surely think is that the Amerisharts WILL cuck out of the defense or avenging of Taiwan.

The biggest win of this is that it will make America seem like a cuck, immediately causing trouser-shivering in Japan and SoKo and the bendover of all the SEAsian mudblood countries to the Middle Kingdom.

Phillipines main islands will not be touched..
I think China will blow up that junk ship in Second Thomas shoal, and US will do nothing..

 

[shade2]

Remember that for all the banging that China has dished out to Philipine patrol boats, US has not intervened even nominally.. like conducting a resupply mission to that Siera Madre junk in the second Thomas Shoal..
Pinoy Bully be like..

Pinoy is not a bully but a very courageous dog belonging to an indifferent master, same as Ukraine.

 

[karn]

What Does the Chinese Public Think of the China-India Border Patrol Deal?

The first public reactions to the border agreement reflect a deep suspicion of New Delhi’s “cheap tricks” and fear that Beijing is being naive.

thediplomat.com

You could be right.

Most of the above article is standard wumao nonsense, but the below opinion stands out. The Yanks are grooming the pinoys to be their whipping boy for the next conflict.

View attachment 13189

This whole thing is most likely temporary though, once the laal-eyed cheenkh puts the pinoy in his place, he'll be back with a vengeance.

For being such an alien culture they sure see things exactly like us .

 

[mist_consecutive]

Indian & Chinese troops start disengagement at Depsang. What the LAC pact entails

It allows the resumption of patrolling as it was in April 2020. This includes not just Depsang & Demchok but also northern banks of Pangong Tso, Gogra Hot Springs area & Galwan Valley.

theprint.in

WTF.. News was that patrolling wont happen at places were disengagement happened earlier like in Gogra, Pangong tso, Galwan .. and India will patrol upto its PPs, only in Demochok and Depsang.. but this article says:

This involves patrolling not just in Depsang and Demchok but also along the northern banks of Pangong Tso, in the Gogra Hot Springs area, and in the Galwan Valley.

This only means China will be b**ging some other country like Phillipines, Taiwan.. or make a u turn next month and try to b*ng us..

Gora chamchas and Chamchis were all highlighting below point..


Also, Infrastructure building will continue other than in buffer areas and patrol points

“Both sides are free to carry out any kind of infrastructure development but not in the buffer zone areas or where the patrolling happened. This means no new roads or temporary bridges,” the second source said.

Few things that irks me -

• We have given up the control of PP14, and we will patrol till the opposite bank of PP14.
  
  
  
  
  
  The red patches you see (Chinese tents post Galwan clash) is actual PP14. The opposite bank is till where we will patrol. While you can argue it doesn't matter (hardly 50m), thing is we will be essentially losing control of area ahead of the curve.
  
  
  
• “Both sides are free to carry out any kind of infrastructure development but not in the buffer zone areas or where the patrolling happened. This means no new roads or temporary bridges,” the second source said.
  
  Yeah but China has already constructed cement fortresses rivaling Maginot line in the disputed areas & patrolling zones. They are comfortable not building anything for the next 200 years. We will be the ones taking L because our 15 - man patrol team will just be a bunch of tourists in the Chinese cement cities.

For being such an alien culture they sure see things exactly like us .

We have more common with Chinese than with the desert pedophile cult.

 

[Viper316]

View: https://x.com/ani_digital/status/1849676274114990402?t=gP3zC7hU9P3XgnFWUjcdMg&s=19

 

[hurrians]

"The buffer zones were not touched in the patrolling agreement as it would have reopened the entire issue and could have created new problems. The reached patrolling agreement was confined only to the Western Sector as both the Indian Army and PLA had blocked each other in Depsang and Demchok"

https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/how-pm-modi-convinced-china-on-lac-patrolling-agreement-101729793987554-amp.html

 

[Psacha123]

From the horse’s mouth.

“Resolve the differences in certain areas of the LAC”

“Broad consensus has been achieved to restore ground situation based on principles of equal and mutual security”

“The consensus achieved includes patrolling and grazing in traditional areas”


View: https://x.com/thepolllady/status/1849673304493187236?s=46

 

[Blood+]

Few things that irks me -

• We have given up the control of PP14, and we will patrol till the opposite bank of PP14.
  
  
  
  
  
  The red patches you see (Chinese tents post Galwan clash) is actual PP14. The opposite bank is till where we will patrol. While you can argue it doesn't matter (hardly 50m), thing is we will be essentially losing control of area ahead of the curve.
  
  
  
• “Both sides are free to carry out any kind of infrastructure development but not in the buffer zone areas or where the patrolling happened. This means no new roads or temporary bridges,” the second source said.
  
  Yeah but China has already constructed cement fortresses rivaling Maginot line in the disputed areas & patrolling zones. They are comfortable not building anything for the next 200 years. We will be the ones taking L because our 15 - man patrol team will just be a bunch of tourists in the Chinese cement cities.

We have more common with Chinese than with the desert pedophile cult.

So, what's the good news then?? As in, what measures are we taking on our part assuming we are not just sleeping on it?? What kind of fortifications IA is constructing, if any??

 

[Anants]

So, what's the good news then?? As in, what measures are we taking on our part assuming we are not just sleeping on it?? What kind of fortifications IA is constructing, if any??

I guess pp14 is one of the issue not yet resolved in agreement?

 

[Blood+]

I guess pp14 is one of the issue not yet resolved in agreement?

Okay, what about the other sectors?? Are we digging down yet or still twiddling our thumbs??

 

[Azaad]

Pinoy is not a bully but a very courageous dog belonging to an indifferent master, same as Ukraine.

It's an unusual case. Had China been more accomodating of the Philippines things would've been different. But then that could be said about practically all the neighbouring countries of China vis a vis China.

When the war comes Philippines will be pulverized but given its proximity to Taiwan , the US intends to use it as a staging ground to prevent the successful invasion of Taiwan as well as to target China from it . It's not as if China's going to escape what's coming to it .

Looks more a case of - hum toh doobe sanam .......

If you ask me , Chinese foreign policy & strategies in spite of their 3 millennia of hegemony in East Asia & all those strategic treatises & masters who've written it that they've produced is dog sh!t . The key to winning wars of this nature have always been allies . That's one of the key reasons among others, the Allies won WW-2 .

 

[MasterChief]

Few things that irks me -

• We have given up the control of PP14, and we will patrol till the opposite bank of PP14.
  
  
  
  
  
  The red patches you see (Chinese tents post Galwan clash) is actual PP14. The opposite bank is till where we will patrol. While you can argue it doesn't matter (hardly 50m), thing is we will be essentially losing control of area ahead of the curve.

But crossing the stream to PP14 is not easy.. and our boys.. laid out kind of make shift rope bridge to cross the stream.. and thats what got the Chinese mad before the Galwan clash in 2020.. Wading the stream is risky when flows are strong..

 

[Anants]

Okay, what about the other sectors?? Are we digging down yet or still twiddling our thumbs??

no clue blood

 

[MasterChief]

"The buffer zones were not touched in the patrolling agreement as it would have reopened the entire issue and could have created new problems. The reached patrolling agreement was confined only to the Western Sector as both the Indian Army and PLA had blocked each other in Depsang and Demchok"

https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/how-pm-modi-convinced-china-on-lac-patrolling-agreement-101729793987554-amp.html

PMO PA Shishir Gupta..
Hot springs gogra.. no patrolling for now in the buffer zones.. But Indian Army intends to Patrol in the future..

During Operation Snow Leopard, IA tank fired tank round to warn advancing PLA tanks..

 

[jaijaganath]

Okay, what about the other sectors?? Are we digging down yet or still twiddling our thumbs??

it is learnt that the buffer zones in key friction points of Galwan, Gogra-Hot Springs-Khugrang Nullah and Pangong Tso are not permanent with the Indian Army have all intentions and commitment to patrol these zones in near future

From Shishir Gupta's article

 

[bong]

What are the chances of us getting backstabbed after this?

View: https://x.com/MeghUpdates/status/1849766054765215844?t=_39DXy8w95L6LtmU2EeCwQ&s=19

 

[Anants]

What are the chances of us getting backstabbed after this?

View: https://x.com/MeghUpdates/status/1849766054765215844?t=_39DXy8w95L6LtmU2EeCwQ&s=19

High...99.999%. .001% is that China gets entangled in something else.

 

[Blood+]

it is learnt that the buffer zones in key friction points of Galwan, Gogra-Hot Springs-Khugrang Nullah and Pangong Tso are not permanent with the Indian Army have all intentions and commitment to patrol these zones in near future

From Shishir Gupta's article

Okay, so are they setting up defenses and underground facilities BEHIND those so called buffer zones or not?? I couldn't find anything significant on our side in Google maps, but then again, I don't have the best eyes when it comes to stuff like this.

 

[bong]

High...99.999%. .001% is that China gets entangled in something else.

That 0.001% is Taiwan,I hope that becomes true. Hope that our Armed Forces and Govt are aware of that 99.999%,unlike 1962.