Indian vs. China War: India Objective? Chinese President Xi Jinping has called on troops to prepare for war in China.

This time the digital desktop: Tensions on the Ladakh border have not abated. He also deployed troops on both sides. Chinese President Xi Jinping has instructed the country’s military to be ready for war amid border disputes with India. He also called on military personnel to remain loyal to the country. An international media outlet quoted Xinhua as saying. Some of the international relations experts think that Jinping’s message is significant enough in the Indochina tensions in East Ladakh.

President Jinping reportedly visited a military base in Guangdong, China on Tuesday. He spoke with the Marine Corps of the People’s Liberation Army (PLA). There he advised the members of the army to save all their strength for war and to be mentally prepared. At the same time, the Chinese president ordered the forces to be extremely alert. “President Jinping advised the PLA to be trustworthy and loyal to the country,” the report says. Jinping also suggested that the military should have the ability to finalize its capabilities, increase military infrastructure, and have the ability to perform multiple roles simultaneously.

India has an eye on China through the Eastern Ladakh Royal Line of Control, including Lake Pangong. In addition to the Red Army, India is also preparing for the Cold War in Ladakh. To keep the army deployed even in winter, supplies are sent to the border every day. Delhi and Beijing are trying to find a solution. On Tuesday, the seventh round of corps commander-level meetings was held between the armies of the two countries. There, India has made it clear that the PLA will have to return to its pre-April position. This means that the more Chinese troops cross the Royal Line of Control after April, the more they will have to return. And it has been made clear that the Indian army will not abandon its occupation of the mountain peaks on the southern shore of Pangong Lake until the Chinese forces move. Did Chinese President Xi Jinping threaten war because of India’s tough stance? Or is it all a strategy of psychological warfare? Hesitant experts in international relations.

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