China and India have broken out once again on the border of the Himalayas, at present it is reported that some people have been injured in the chaos on both sides, and there are others injured in the communist army. Though actual casualties are unknown, Indian media have stressed that no one has been killed in this conflict.
According to a report by India’s ‘ANI’, the incident took place on the 9th of this month in the Tawang area where both China and India claim sovereignty. The Indian side alleged that 300 communist soldiers raided the Tawang area on the day of the incident and immediately clashed with the Indian Army. The Indian authorities also said that the communist army once thought that the Indian army was not “prepared”, but did not expect the Indian army to resist tenaciously, and eventually the communist army chose to withdraw.
It was once reported that 50 communist soldiers and another 30 Indian soldiers were injured in this conflict. In addition, the Indian Army also captured 12 communist soldiers and no one died anywhere. It was reported that after the end of the conflict, all captured communist troops were released. The report also pointed out that the Indian commander also held a meeting with the Chinese commander in accordance with the structured mechanism to restore peace and tranquility.
Border conflicts occurred between China and India from time to time, especially in 1962 when a major war broke out. Then, in June 2020, a major conflict broke out between the two countries of the (Galwan Valley) in the Ladakh region (Ladakh), killing 20 Indian soldiers and at least 4 Chinese soldiers.
Note: Netizens have uploaded pictures related to the Sino-Indian conflict, the exact shooting time is not known
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