Comments by "红火树 RedFireTree" (@firetree2007) on "Breaking: Thaw In India-China Border Standoff ? | World News | Latest English News | WION" video.

  1. what your largest democracy got to you ?? nothing, haha :)) 90% of Indians with $2 a day, the UN poverty line. haah :))
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  2. we are not friends, will never be,so cool down,
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  3. On 5 May, 2020,the first standoff began as a clash between Indian[g] and Chinese soldiers at a beach of Pangong Tso, a lake shared between India and Tibet, China, with the Line of Actual Control (LAC) passing through it.[123][124] A video showed soldiers from both nations engaging in fistfights and stone-pelting along the LAC.[125] On 10/11 May, another clash took place.[126] A number of soldiers on both sides had sustained injuries. Indian media reported that around 72 Indian soldiers were injured in the confrontation at Pangong Tso, and some had to be flown to hospitals in Leh, Chandi Mandir and Delhi
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  4. Ordinary Indians do not understand that all the so-called border issues are minor compared to the key issue of South Tibet, which is illegally occupied by India. Until it is returned to China, either through peaceful means or otherwise, there will be no final resolution to the dispute between China and India.
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  5. I just watched a Russian mention how India took advantage of them during the collapse of the Soviet Union. With the massive depreciation of the ruble at the time, India repaid a large debt to the Soviet Union in rubles, which had lost most of their value. India felt proud of this, but it deeply hurt the Russians, and they have never forgotten it. Indians saw themselves as clever for doing this. Later, Putin offered India a deal of $1 for an aircraft to get them hooked, but in the end, it cost over $3 billion, along with other arms deals, to recover the money for Russia.
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  6. yeah, for 4 years, India tried, did not achieve anything, in May 2020, at Pangong Lake, 72 Indian Army hospitalized , in June 16th 2020, 20 gone and 200 captured, in Galwan valley, with so called snow leopard operation of the Indian army, as shown in Oct 10th 2021, The Express Tribune, with title "Indians furious. ..........."
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  7.  @WongPeter-tx7qq  again, you just went back to the bS you posted before which I have answered, that was under a treaty, for South Tibet there was no treaty, pls do not follow my comments, you are too boring, and know nothing, again, go to learn first.
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  8.  @mv-bd2md  even your husband cannot deny what I said, since it is true! label CIA wont help you.
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  9.  @RizawanAnsaari  ok, as shown in Oct 10th 2021, The Express Tribune, with title "Indians furious. ..........."
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  10.  @joeblodontchno5309  pity is you cannot show any evidence all just by your big mouth, haha :)) enjoy the photo, as shown in Oct 10th 2021, The Express Tribune, with title "Indians furious. ..........."😅🤣😂
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  11.  @hunter_squadron_nda  as shown in Oct 10th 2021, The Express Tribune, with title "Indians furious. ..........."
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  12.  @mv-bd2md  which means you are not Chinese, since all Chinese people know there is Zangnan of China which is illegally occupied by India,
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  13.  @ShashwatSingh-v2n  so actually you are supporting my points but not realize it, the point, China and India will not get final peace just by some border patrol agreement
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  14.  @WongPeter-tx7qq  because India illegally occupied 90000 sq km of China's territory, there will be no peace until we get it back, simple, can you understand?? do you know how big TW is ?? 37000 sq km, South Tibet is 2.5 time of TW, we do not want to lose it, is it so hard for you to understand??
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  15.  @WongPeter-tx7qq  go to learn first before you open your mouth
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  16. why not you move to India?? since you love it so much?? bye,
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  17. what do you think about Zangnan?? should it be returned to China?? yes or not??
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  18.  @mv-bd2md  here is the friendship, as shown in Oct 10th 2021, The Express Tribune, with title "Indians furious. ..........."😅🤣😂 enjoy
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  19.  @DesmondJyrwa  South Tibet refers to the area on the southern slope of the Himalayas, which was traditionally controlled by Tibetans. The British drew the controversial McMahon Line, placing the boundary along the top edge of the Himalayas and thus claiming the southern slopes for British India. However, this was rejected by every Chinese government, and even the British did not fully enforce it. After India gained independence, it inherited this disputed boundary. Before the PLA marched into Tibet, India sent its army to occupy Tawang, the capital of South Tibet, forcing the local Tibetan government out. India then illegally occupied South Tibet and renamed it Arunachal Pradesh.
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