Sino-Indian War

On October 20th, you can read more about that battle at the newsletter if you're interested.

On October 20th, 1962, Chinese forces attacked India in two disputed border regions, Ladakh in the west and the Tibet-Arunachal Pradesh region in the east, beginning the month-long Sino-Indian War.

The conflict ended with a decisive Chinese victory that stabilized the still poorly defined Chinese-Indian border on Beijing's terms.

And on October 20th, 2011, with the tide of Libya's civil war having turned decisively against him, thanks in no small measure to NATO's intervention, a fleeing Muammar Gaddafi was captured by rebels west of the city of Sirte and summarily executed.

They literally crossed the Yalu River to engage our forces.

1962, you have the Sino-Indian War over the borders.

1979, the Sino-Vietnamese War.

Which is crazy because they were ideological comrades.