Exclusive: Satellite Images Hint At Renewed China Threat In Doklam

[SQ8]

The Chinese solution to solving PR problems is great - see a disputed area and need sympathy.. build and settle a village overnight.
Now its established land with families.

No Panga with Pangda

 

[Itachi]

The Chinese solution to solving PR problems is great - see a disputed area and need sympathy.. build and settle a village overnight.
Now its established land with families.

No Panga with Pangda

Wish the Pakistanis took this approach too rather than depending on the "international community" to settle our affairs...

We already have a fully settled region of Kashmir.

 

[Rollno21]

You know what was the scenario of this incident, and i can show you how many times IA back off during UN peace missions

Take your time ,just one incident is enough..

Nice that's the extent the Chinese will go.CCP cannot fight

 

[GS Zhou]

Don't understand why this could become a thread on the Indian Defense Forum.

This is just part of the China government's poverty alleviation program in the Yadong County. The new village (~2,000m in altitude), will become the home of 27households / 100 people, who used to be living in the high altitude areas (~4,500m in altitude).

Construction of the Pangda Village was started in Dec. 2019, and completed in May 2020, with a 2.5-month pause in between due to Covid. The buildings in Pangda are using the steel frame structure, supplied by Baosteel.

The Pangda village project is financed by Shanghai.

Location of Pangda village

SAT image of Pangda Village in Dec. 2019

The village under construction

The Pangda village completed.

The completion ceremony of Pangda

I bet the new village could become a great site for tourism. The residents there could earn a lot it.

 

[FOOLS_NIGHTMARE]

Satellite images show China has built a village and military storage bunkers in Himalayan region along disputed border with India

• US-based satellite company Maxar Technologies took aerial pictures of building activity in disputed areas
• The images show that construction is taking place along the Doklam , which borders China, India & Bhutan
• Thin strip of land is claimed by China and Bhutan but also holds significance for India, who use it to transport goods from New Delhi to northern states

Images show China built a village in disputed Himalayan region

US-based satellite operator Maxar Technologies, who photographed the series of aerial images, said they show 'significant construction activity' throughout 2020.

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