China on Friday released the video of the Ladakh's Galwan clash between Indian soldiers and Chinese PLA which took place in June 2020.
China's internet erupted in mirth at America's troubled democracy after supporters of President Donald Trump broke into the US Capitol, comparing the chaos to the Hong Kong anti-government protests of 2019.
BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra has once again attacked Rahul Gandhi after Global Times claim that Congress wants to shake Modi government in India.
Exposing Pakistan's lies and fake propaganda, India has slammed Pakistani Ambassador to China Moin-ul-Haque for his lies and half-truths on Jammu and Kashmir, and said terrorists recruited, trained and armed by Islamabad have disturbed peace and order in the Union Territory.
China's state-run publication Global Times on Wednesday claimed that India and China had reached an agreement on the standoff in Ladakh and both the countries had agreed to "disengage frontline border troops in batches". At the same time Global Times quoted an 'unnamed military source' to say that "India should meet China halfway".
Chinese tabloid newspaper Global Times has retracted its statement of 5 casualties and 11 non-fatal injuries in the Chinese PLA. In a tweet Global Times said, "The official Global Times accounts have NEVER reported the exact casualties on the Chinese side. The Global Times CANNOT confirm the number at the moment."
A tweet posted by a reporter from the Global Times claimed that 5 PLA soldiers were killed while 11 suffered injuries during the face-off. The Editor-in-Chief of the Global Times too confirmed casualties on the Chinese side, however, he didn't specify any numbers as his reporter did.
As clash between India and China escalated to levels unprecedented in recent times, Editor-in-Chief of China's state-backed Global Times dared to issue warning to India. In a confrontation in Galawan Valley in Ladakh, both Indian and Chinese forces suffered casualties.
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