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Found an interesting article regarding Aksai Chin which is just due East of Kashmir and one of several disputed areas between China and India (during the 1962 Sino-Indian War China seized much of Aksai Chin from India)...

United States allegedly supported Indian in their border skirmishes against China with rock music concert and reconnaissance support.

Previous video might've occurred earlier. Good thread discussing a bit of the current situation anyhow.

Well there's video... but apparently it's of an incident that happened on December 9th of this year. Back to normal Sino-Indian Border Operations Apparently. This happened in the Arunachal Pradesh region.

Large scale bilateral joint military exercise to take place in Northern India. The 18th "Yudh Abhyas" Exercise which has been going on since 2004 with the one last year taking place in Alaska. Along with fostering and enhancing cooperation between the two militaries, they apparently drill and...

Brief but long overdue update! Wars Over for now! https://www.scmp.com/news/asia/south-asia/article/3144162/china-india-border-dispute-both-countries-pull-back-soldiers

China is so desperate for troops that can operate in the Sino-Indian border that they're trying to recruit Tibetans into their military. https://www.hindustantimes.com/world-news/pla-conducting-special-drives-to-recruit-more-tibetans-amid-lac-standoff-101618677562088.html It's important to...

China arrested six individuals for "defaming" several of the Chinese soldiers killed in border conflicts with India last June. They are apparently attempting to pursue other individuals who live overseas. Picking Quarrels and Provoking Trouble is apparently a law in China. :unsure...

India's border with China was also largely demilitarized because India was under the silly assumption that China and India were brotherly countries or some shit. China's surprise invasion of their territory sobered them of that delusion for the time being. Chinese forces outnumbered Indian once...

Yes the Editor in Chief of the Global Times is a well know shitposter on Twitter and a state sponsored one to boot! So probably so. :p

Maybe not though. Chinese military infrastructure in Tibet is actually rather limited compared to that of what is in place in Northern India. India has more troops, military bases, airbases and infrastructure leading to Northern India then the Chinese do in the Tibetan plateau... and several...

Some of the losses were overstated. If I recall correctly the Chinese Second Offensive (the one that kicked the United Nations forces halfway down the peninsula) was the one where the Communists suffered 80,000 casualties, and 30,000 of those in combat. The United Nations forces by comparison...

And that's the other thing. You can totally have a devastating conventional war between two or more major powers, even nuclear powers, without the use of nuclear weapons or even strategic nuclear weapons. Nuclear weapons can very much just be a preventive measure for decisive victory by one side...

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/defence/armed-forces-to-stock-up-war-reserves/articleshow/76415783.cms India is prepping just in case it seems.

China so far (and predictably) has been quiet regarding whether it suffered any casualties but Indian news sources are claiming the Chinese suffered at least 43 casualties, many of them serious...

https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/casualties-on-our-side-too-says-editor-of-china-s-mouthpiece-on-lac-clash-with-india/story-X5eiAisgp7OL5QkEyvuCyI.html One Indian soldier killed and and at least two injured in border clashes with PLA. China also stated they sustained some casualties in...

That's literally what I said bro... Gotta read past the first paragraph. (y)

The main thing is... in air force, artillery, tanks, IFV's/APC's, ballistic/cruise missiles, naval vessels and everything else, the Chinese military outnumbers the Indian Armed Forces by a factor of like 2.5 to 3. to one at best. So in a straight up match the Indian Military can't compete...

If true it looks like it might've been a much smaller incident then previously reported. Or maybe just preceded the escalation. https://www.thequint.com/news/india/india-china-faceoff-in-sikkim-small-indian-lt-who-punched-a-big-chinese-major

https://www.newsweek.com/chinese-indian-troops-engage-150-strong-border-brawl-fistfights-stone-throwing-delhi-1503099 So apparently there was much stone throwing and fist fighting but no reports of serious casualties in this brawl which had upwards of 150 participants. There were previous...