Decoding the story of the Chinese Liberation Army holding the "Dragon Sword" close to the Indian battlefield.
Several images of Chinese military soldiers holding spears and blades were mentioned by India during a bilateral military command-level dialogue last week, according to India Today.

India Today reported on September 8 that, on the evening of September 7, about 30 soldiers of the People's Liberation Army carried guns, rifles and blades to approach an Indian frontline battlefield in the area. Real control lines.

The People's Liberation Army of China intended to "drive" Indian forces from the strategic high point, but "was stopped by Indian soldiers," anonymous sources at India Today said.

The Hindustan Times report stated that at around 6 pm on September 7, about 50 to 60 Chinese soldiers approached the Indian base at Pangong Tso Lake but was "stubbornly counterattacked" by the Indians, "forced by the force. withdraw".

Recently released images show Chinese soldiers wearing modern combat uniforms, clutching in their hands with a blade attached to the tip of their club. The image is believed to be the first evidence that China used this weapon against India.