China says it was forced to take 'countermeasures' against India at tense border

China said its troops were forced to take 'countermeasures' after Indian soldiers crossed their tense Himalayan border and opened fire.

China on Tuesday, September 8, said its troops were forced to take"countermeasures" after Indian soldiers crossed their tense Himalayan border and opened fire.

"The Chinese border defense troops were forced to take corresponding countermeasures to stabilize the terrain situation," said Zhang Shuili, spokesperson for the Western Theater Command of the People's Liberation Army . Both sides have sent tens of thousands of troops to the disputed Himalayan border, which sits at an altitude of more than 4,000 metres .

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