Chinese warship chases Kalayaan town boat carrying mayor-elect

[faithfulguy]

another false flagger Indian ?

India govt support VN-Phil against China's aggression, so,we dont need to reply to those cheap false flagger like u any more.

India is an aggressive country itself. It only communicate by force. How is India supporting you without showing some force?

 

[humanfirst]

another false flagger Indian ?

India govt support VN-Phil against China's aggression, so,we dont need to reply to those cheap false flagger like u any more.

He is a false flagger..It is evident in his posts where he cleverly try to demean india..

 

[Psyops]

He is a false flagger..It is evident in his posts where he cleverly try to demean india..

There are many Indians that hate India. Sikhs for example.

 

[humanfirst]

There are many Indians that hate India. Sikhs for example.

Yeah sikhs..sure

 

[NiceGuy]

India is an aggressive country itself. It only communicate by force. How is India supporting you without showing some force?

U mean bcz no Indian army forces in VN,so VN have No support from India ?Russia also have no forces in VN now. We dont need foreign forces to fight against our enemy ,we need their support in finance, ammunition and political ,that's all.

 

[theniubt]

You pissed off Taiwan = you pissed off China

Good luck

 

[faithfulguy]

U mean bcz no Indian army forces in VN,so VN have No support from India ?Russia also have no forces in VN now. We dont need foreign forces to fight against our enemy ,we need their support in finance, ammunition and political ,that's all.

And has India provide any of those? Did India sell you any of their imported weapons?

 

[NiceGuy]

And has India provide any of those? Did India sell you any of their imported weapons?

At least India govt spend more Indian's tax to support VN in disputed zone.

India to raise stakes in South China Sea


Despite Chinese unease about India’s growing energy ties with Vietnam, New Delhi is set to pump in $145.94 million in a gas field in the politically sensitive region.

Though this particular investment is not in an area where the Chinese have a territorial dispute with Vietnam, the Indian move does have strategic implications. The Union cabinet will consider this proposal on Thursday.

The Indian investment is aimed at raising the stake of ONGC’s foreign arm OVL in the joint venture for gas field 06.1 in Nam Con Son basin off Vietnam’s south coast. Currently, OVL owns 45% stake while BP (British Petroleum) has 35% and PetroVietnam owns the remaining 20% share.

With BP exiting from the venture to raise money to offset the loss incurred in the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, OVL is eyeing the controlling stake in the venture. In fact, New Delhi had already used its diplomatic clout with Vietnam to ensure that OVL gets the chance to buy BP’s shares. Under Chinese pressure, Vietnam is keen to have as many foreign companies as possible in its energy sector, most of which are in the contested South China Sea.

Apart from two offshore gas fields, the venture also runs a pipeline and a power project.

In the past, China had raised serious objections to OVL’s participation in oil blocks 127 and 128 in South China Sea off Vietnam coast. While China claimed sovereignty in these areas, Vietnam cited its sovereignty rights over Blocks 127 and 128 according to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, 1982.

“This particular gas block is not in a disputed area. We have been there for a while and this project is giving us good returns as well. It makes immense business sense to stay there and no political reasons are attached to the move,” an official, familiar with the development, said.

There are many potentially oil and gas-rich islands on the South China Sea, which are facing territorial disputes.
India to raise stakes in South China Sea - Hindustan Times

 

[faithfulguy]

At least India govt spend more Indian's tax to support VN in disputed zone

And they haven't found anything so they go back. Its just a business deal, not political nor military support. They just send their business over to India trying to make some money. But when it comes to a shooting war, they will go back home. They are not going to fight Vietnam's war.

 

[NiceGuy]

And they haven't found anything so they go back. Its just a business deal, not political nor military support. They just send their business over to India trying to make some money. But when it comes to a shooting war, they will go back home. They are not going to fight Vietnam's war.

That's the news of three days ago.Idia decided to pump in $145.94 million even after they found no oil in those blocks

 

[faithfulguy]

That's the news of three days ago.Idia decided to pump in $145.94 million even after they found no oil in those blocks

That would be a sad decision. Most likely corruption induced.

 

[Zero_wing]

Man the chinese love to make enemies of everyone.