[battousai]

This lines up with what Indian media are reporting, that the troops who usually manned this area from India and China knew each other well and were generally friendly towards each other.

However on the night of the incident when the Indian Colonel, whose killing sparked this, went over to talk to his Chinese counterparts they were completely different troops altogether and quite hostile.

3 separate brawls, 'outsider' Chinese troops & more: Most detailed account of the brutal June 15 Galwan battle

[Flavious_Maximus]

“...in which at least 20 Indian and 35 Chinese troops died...”

China wanted to teach India a lesson? I don’t think they know what the word means.

[Army Air Corps]

Interesting. Thank you for sharing that link.

[libh8er]

That was a good read. Thanks.

[moovova]

A lot of good detail at your link.

Sounded brutal.