@detresfa_ If you have access to older aerials, you see that the stream running from north to south can have a significant flow rate. That puts Indian positions in jeopardy.
@Nrg8000 That’s a stupid channel with rank idiots. They misunderstood @iyerval’s sarcastic comment which was directed at @ajaishukla. It refers to his tweet where he countered your map showing Indian and Chinese flags.
I have come across a blog post which says one of the PLA soldiers that died in the clash in Galwan valley was 王少白 (Wang Xiaobai) from Xiantang prefecture in Hunan province. Hu Yifei, the political commissar in Xintiang told the family to keep the funeral a private affair.
@VishnuNDTV@detresfa_ According to media reports, India is apparently “controlling the heights”. I don’t see evidence of that but then I don’t have access to high res sat images. Did you see any such thing on the ridges overlooking PP14?
@gauravcsawant@AbhishekBhalla7@ShivAroor Based on your satellite images there is no evidence that India is controlling the heights. Could you clarify what you meant by that ?
@Dhaval343@elmihiro@Nrg8000 India won’t escalate at that location. The next best option is to occupy the peaks overlooking the valley and some territory across the LAC.
@VishnuNDTV@detresfa_ According to media reports, India is apparently “controlling the heights”. I don’t see evidence of that but then I don’t have access to high res sat images. Did you see any such thing on the ridges overlooking PP14?
@Dhaval343@elmihiro They’re betting on India not escalating. If we do escalate, our first strike could easily wipe out their presence from Galwan. Look at @Nrg8000’s density map. Concentrating so many troops in a small area is not a good military strategy during war.