China used microwave weapons to surprise Indian troops

The Dhaka Times Desk On that day, the Indian soldiers were forced to retreat in the face of China's 'microwave' weapon. Such is the claim made by Chinese professor Jin Kanrong.

The professor of international studies said this while teaching students in class in Beijing. His claim is that the microwave weapons caused Indian soldiers to become seriously ill and eventually forced to retreat.

According to a report in the Daily Mail, Professor Jean said that due to electromagnetic weapons, the place where the Indian soldiers were stationed turned into a microwave oven. This made the Indian soldiers start vomiting. The professor has given support to the Chinese army citing the use of this weapon as extraordinary. He said, due to this action, the Chinese have been able to protect their interests without using any bullets.

It is known that the weapon was deployed on the Indian border in August this year. Earlier, at least 20 Indian soldiers were killed in the Sino-Indian border clash. This was the bloodiest conflict in the 53-year history of this border. Soon after, China brought their microwave weapons to the border.

Jean also told his students that within 15 minutes of deploying the weapons, all the Indian troops started vomiting. They could not stand at all. That's why they go back. This is how China recaptured the area. Under the old treaty, the use of ammunition is prohibited on the border between India and China. However, in the month of September there were also incidents of firing blanks.

Both sides said it was merely a precaution and both sides blamed each other for the situation. The United States is developing microwave weapons. However, China was the first to be accused of using this weapon against the enemy anywhere in the world.

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