Shocking and mysterious: Chinese and Indian soldiers fought and were stoned until nuclear powers continue the silence

Beijing has also offered too little information about the violent incident, but state media appeared to admit during Tuesday that there were also Chinese victims.

A day after reports of the first deaths in the contested territorial area, Indian media began naming some of the dead.

The murders had occurred when a patrol team of Indian soldiers suddenly encountered Chinese troops in a narrow section of a mountainous region, writes The Guardian, translates Periscope.

The two armies had physically clashed with each other since neither side had been armed because of the possibility of passing a conflict between neighbours with nuclear weapons.

Then an Indian commander had been pushed down to die of something like that.

The reinforcements were called by the Indians, and some 600 men were fighting stones, bars, and improvised weapons almost in total darkness for nearly six hours, sources from the government of India have been said.

The United Nations and the American administration have expressed concern over this outbreak of violence between Indian and Chinese soldiers over the border opposed to the Himalayas.

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres called on both sides to exercise “maximum restraint”.

Indian media have reported that talks were under way among top Indian Army officials at the defence ministry.

Indian Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has hit the country's prime minister, Narendra Modini, asking why is the prime minister silent?

That's enough. We need to understand what happened. How dare China kill our soldiers? Since they dare take our land. ”

The armies of both countries have blamed each other for the conflict. /Periscope