President Xi Jinping calls on the army to "Prepare for War"

"We have to be prepare for war ," Xi Jinping told the Chinese military. When the epidemic is spreading to the whole world, at thi...

"We have to be prepare for war," Xi Jinping told the Chinese military. When the epidemic is spreading to the whole world, at this time he said.

President Xi Jinping calls on the army to "Prepare for War"

According to a Chinese media report, the Chinese president on Tuesday called on the military to be prepared for war. He also said to be ready in every way to protect the country.

There is a conflict at the border with India. The Chinese army has set up bases near Ladakh with at least 100 tents. On the other hand, the war of words with America is on the next level.. Protests have also resumed in Hong Kong. In this situation, the Chinese president gave the message of war.

The video, which has spread on some Chinese social media, shows China's second aircraft carrier leaving the shipyard. Although the authenticity of the photo or video has not been verified, there has been a flurry of Xi Jinping messages since the video was leaked.

Meanwhile, the situation on the China border is tense. Prime Minister Narendra Modi held an important meeting in New Delhi on Tuesday. National Security Adviser Ajit Doval was present at the meeting. There were also top officials of the concerned departments. There were three army chiefs. Chief of Defense Staff General Bipin Rawat also attended the meeting. In a separate meeting, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to the Foreign Secretary.

The situation has worsened since the arrogance of China's 250 troops on the evening of May 5. A similar incident took place on May 9 in North Sikkim. On the 5th, the two sides clashed with iron rods. Stone pelting has also happened.

A source told ANI that China has used the same style of throwing stones at Kashmir with the help of Pakistan. The Chinese army came with sticks, barbed wire, and stones. The source further said that China was showing arrogance during the conflict. Behaving like an extremist with the Indian Army.