After China’s border war with India in 1962, a secret alliance between CIA and Indian intelligence in Tibet waged a secret guerrilla war against China in the Himalayas. CIA worked closely with Indian intelligence services in training and supplying agents in Tibet and in creating a special forces unit of Tibetan refugees that was eventually called the Special Frontier Force and formed a joint aerial and intelligence units such as the Aviation Research Center and Special Center.
Secret Alliance CIA & Indian Intelligence In Tibet
The Central Intelligence Agency assisted Tibetan resistance fighters in their struggle against the People's Republic of China (PRC) from the 1950s to the 1970s. Although the Agency had contacts with Tibetans since the Chinese reoccupied Tibet in 1950, it did not organize a major operation in the country until Khampa tribesmen launched rebellions against the PRC in 1955 and 1956.
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