CCP kept quiet when its soldier got beaten on head during a China-India Border Conflict

Along the China-India border, around the Pangong Tso Lake region that marks a sovereignty dispute, the two countries’ soldiers got involved in another brawl. According to a video spreaded online, a CCP soldier was suspectedly beaten, and 'captured' by Indian soldiers. However, instead of getting out of the truck to rescue the soldier, the other CCP soldiers reversed their truck and backed away. No official CCP statement has been issued on the matter, nor has there been any relevant coverage in the CCP media. China and India share a border of nearly 2,000 kilometres, of which more than 120,000 square kilometres of land are subject to territorial disputes. While both China and India have, in principle, agreed to resolve the dispute peacefully, there have been signs of recent gun-fights. On May 31, there was a video circulating on the Internet, of a group of Indian soldiers attacking a convoy of the CCP's military vehicles, the “Brave Warriors”, with sticks and stones on a road near Pangong Tso Lake, where sovereignty disputes between China and India are taking place. One CCP soldier was defeated and shouted “Help”. The other CCP soldiers, instead of getting out of their trucks to help their comrade, reversed their truck. U.S. Based Free Press Personnel, Zhang Mingdao said (during a phone interview with China Forbidden News, NTD): “(0216) I got angry right away when I saw it (the video), when I saw this bunch of cowards. All they do every day is all talk and no actions. (0313) All they say everyday is how impressive their country is. (0324) Everyday they act like the wolf warriors in bullying Chinese citizens, bullying Taiwan, bullying Hong Kong.” From the scene, it could be seen at a distance that a group of CCP soldiers were gathering, and were throwing stones against each other with the Indian soldiers. The “Brave Warrior” armored trucks got smashed-up and backed away, while the Indian soldiers took the opportunity to push forward. It was rumoured online that the wounded Chinese soldier eventually was taken by the Indian soldiers. Zhang Mingdao: “(0130) how dare you still get beaten up when you're driving an armored vehicle? If you were so courageous for the fight, why didn’t you use your guns? When the CCP kills citizens, It dares to tank up to Tiananmen Square. You said you would protect the Chinese territory, saying such and such about every inch of Chinese territory, shouting your slogans loud and clear. But when it's time to go on the field, everyone starts to act like a shrinking turtle: The officers don't dare to give orders, and the soldiers don't dare to shoot their guns.” Chinese independent scholar, Ge Bidong expressed that, many people who understand military affairs have been saying that the CCP's military at present is in a precarious state, as it has lost confidence from within. Chinese independent scholar, Ge Bidong (said during a phone interview with NTD’s China Forbidden News): “(0512) In such a state, if there is no command and no army squads, he will fall back and flee. (0557) In unfavorable circumstances, as you have seen, it has been showing a lack of comradeship.With no basic on-field rescue strategies, they are merely a bunch of machines on a mission.” Since May 2020, China and India have had a number of conflicts on the border. There was even news that the CCP had deployed an additional 5,000 soldiers into the area. Gobi Dong, an independent Chinese scholar, believes that the CCP authorities started acting like wolf worriers to cope with the craziness of the end times. Gobi Dong (said during a phone interview with NTD’s China Forbidden News): “(0307) It (the CCP) poses as attempting to expand its territory, an expansion in the South China Sea, in Vietnam, in the Philippines, in Malaysia, and, the China-India border (conflict) is also an attempt at territorial expansion. This attitude at expansion also has to do with the CCP’s recently implemented Hong Kong National Security Law. (0337) Ultimately, the CCP is now posing as a wolf warrior: That's what the world is all about; I’m a be