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In a win for Xi Jinping, PLA hails resolution of Doklam stand-off
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The PLA statement hailing resolution of the 73-day stand-off underscores President Xi Jinping's increasing clout. (Reuters Photo)
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  • The standoff issue is safely resolved now, Chinese official said
  • PLA has established regular channels of communication with several countries, she said
  • China is expanding its circle of friends, she added

BEIJING: In a significant move, and one that underscores President Xi Jinping's increasing clout, the People's Liberation Army expressed satisfaction over the recent border settlement with India at the end of the 10-week Doklam stand-off, saying that it was "safely resolved".

Speaking at a press conference on Sunday, Liu Fang, staff officer at the office of International Military Cooperation of the Central Military Commission (CMC), China's top military body, referred to "the Indian military passing the border line into China's territory".

China's defence and other ministries "worked very closely many times" during negotiations with the Indian side, Liu said on the sidelines of the Communist Party Congress, which meets once in five years to formulate policies and choose the next generation of leaders.
"Of course, it is safely solved right now," she said. "We reiterated very clearly Chinese position and all of these actually contributed to the peaceful resolution of China-Indian cross border conflict+ ," she said.

Liu said the PLA has established regular channels of communications with the military of several countries which has proved to be very useful.
China was expanding its circle of friends+ that cover not only the big powers but also the neighbouring countries.

"We have built many dialogues and dialogue mechanisms with many countries at the right levels," Liu said adding, "We don't work on a single point but we connect all the points together. We are expanding a net of cooperation."

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...ighbouring-countries/articleshow/61174681.cms
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Irrespective of what media wants us to believe, it is getting clearer by the day that it was diplomacy that helped in resolution of issue. It further reinforces that the solution arrived at is acceptable to all three countries and ultimately all three sides have climbed back from some earlier position.
in the end, people wanted an end to the crisis, especially the Chinese premier who has certainly gained in stature for peacefully resolving the issue. Lets hope this sensible approach in the end, remains a pattern for any future dispute resolution anywhere in the region.

@waz @Chinese-Dragon @scorpionx @Joe Shearer @nair
 
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In a win for Xi Jinping, PLA hails resolution of Doklam stand-off
61178813.jpg

The PLA statement hailing resolution of the 73-day stand-off underscores President Xi Jinping's increasing clout. (Reuters Photo)


BEIJING: In a significant move, and one that underscores President Xi Jinping's increasing clout, the People's Liberation Army expressed satisfaction over the recent border settlement with India at the end of the 10-week Doklam stand-off, saying that it was "safely resolved".

Speaking at a press conference on Sunday, Liu Fang, staff officer at the office of International Military Cooperation of the Central Military Commission (CMC), China's top military body, referred to "the Indian military passing the border line into China's territory".

China's defence and other ministries "worked very closely many times" during negotiations with the Indian side, Liu said on the sidelines of the Communist Party Congress, which meets once in five years to formulate policies and choose the next generation of leaders.
"Of course, it is safely solved right now," she said. "We reiterated very clearly Chinese position and all of these actually contributed to the peaceful resolution of China-Indian cross border conflict+ ," she said.

Liu said the PLA has established regular channels of communications with the military of several countries which has proved to be very useful.
China was expanding its circle of friends+ that cover not only the big powers but also the neighbouring countries.

"We have built many dialogues and dialogue mechanisms with many countries at the right levels," Liu said adding, "We don't work on a single point but we connect all the points together. We are expanding a net of cooperation."

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...ighbouring-countries/articleshow/61174681.cms
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Irrespective of what media wants us to believe, it is getting clearer by the day that it was diplomacy that helped in resolution of issue. It further reinforces that the solution arrived at is acceptable to all three countries and ultimately all three sides have climbed back from some earlier position.
in the end, people wanted an end to the crisis, especially the Chinese premier who has certainly gained in stature for peacefully resolving the issue. Lets hope this sensible approach in the end, remains a pattern for any future dispute resolution anywhere in the region.

@waz @Chinese-Dragon @scorpionx @Joe Shearer @nair

I was about to draw the attention of their most flamboyant fan-boys to this, then decided against rubbing it in. There is no doubt that the PRC has achieved considerable diplomatic maturity, and that its increasing importance in world affairs will inevitably push it in the direction of rule-based international relations. That is the important part of the conflict resolution.

As for those idiots who still have videos of a Chinese soldier kicking an Indian soldier from behind, it is time that they understood that they now are part of the problem, NOT part of the solution.
 
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In a win for Xi Jinping, PLA hails resolution of Doklam stand-off
61178813.jpg

The PLA statement hailing resolution of the 73-day stand-off underscores President Xi Jinping's increasing clout. (Reuters Photo)


BEIJING: In a significant move, and one that underscores President Xi Jinping's increasing clout, the People's Liberation Army expressed satisfaction over the recent border settlement with India at the end of the 10-week Doklam stand-off, saying that it was "safely resolved".

Speaking at a press conference on Sunday, Liu Fang, staff officer at the office of International Military Cooperation of the Central Military Commission (CMC), China's top military body, referred to "the Indian military passing the border line into China's territory".

China's defence and other ministries "worked very closely many times" during negotiations with the Indian side, Liu said on the sidelines of the Communist Party Congress, which meets once in five years to formulate policies and choose the next generation of leaders.
"Of course, it is safely solved right now," she said. "We reiterated very clearly Chinese position and all of these actually contributed to the peaceful resolution of China-Indian cross border conflict+ ," she said.

Liu said the PLA has established regular channels of communications with the military of several countries which has proved to be very useful.
China was expanding its circle of friends+ that cover not only the big powers but also the neighbouring countries.

"We have built many dialogues and dialogue mechanisms with many countries at the right levels," Liu said adding, "We don't work on a single point but we connect all the points together. We are expanding a net of cooperation."

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...ighbouring-countries/articleshow/61174681.cms
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Irrespective of what media wants us to believe, it is getting clearer by the day that it was diplomacy that helped in resolution of issue. It further reinforces that the solution arrived at is acceptable to all three countries and ultimately all three sides have climbed back from some earlier position.
in the end, people wanted an end to the crisis, especially the Chinese premier who has certainly gained in stature for peacefully resolving the issue. Lets hope this sensible approach in the end, remains a pattern for any future dispute resolution anywhere in the region.

@waz @Chinese-Dragon @scorpionx @Joe Shearer @nair
Nobody is saying this resolution was not satisfactory. India gave us defacto annexation in return for road postponement. This was the only way China would agree to anything. Immature? India was the immatured party sending in soldiers into sovereign soil of a foreign country. China actually gave peace a chance by asking you to retreat instead of kicking you out. The matured party was China not India who started all this shit. Funny how India came begging to withdraw mutually to save face.

LOL we declared victory while Modi remained silent about PLA fortification of Doklam.

https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/how-china-has-built-major-roads-in-doklam-exclusive-1761221

Modi is still waiting to avenge the humiliation from 1962 spanking, 2013 DBO, 2014 Chumar and 2017 Doklam...
What happened in 2013 DBO and 2014 Chumar? I only know for the past decade our territory expanded by 2000 sqkm through gradual annexation (cleaimed by Indian media)

There you go again, can't really win against them @Joe Shearer
An Indian giving up on arguing? That's a FIRST. :rofl:
 
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LOL we declared victory while Modi remained silent about PLA fortification of Doklam.

https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/how-china-has-built-major-roads-in-doklam-exclusive-1761221

Modi is still waiting to avenge the humiliation from 1962 spanking, 2013 DBO, 2014 Chumar and 2017 Doklam...

You are incorrigible. Even your own party proceedings and the clear message does not penetrate. May I suggest, as a last resort, that you consult your surgeon about a lobotomy? It might not make much difference in the quality of your posts, but it might have medium- to long-term beneficial effects.

I hope you realise what a strange impression you make when you grimace and mewl and jump up and down, before getting really excited and beginning to hurl your own dried-up poo at your opposition.

There you go again, can't really win against them @Joe Shearer

Who says we have to win against these? We are now dealing with the riff-raff who never got gainful employment in the world's richest economy, in the economy where the leadership has committed itself to providing suitable employment to all citizens. Figure out what material these poor people are.

The dreg list is headed by Feng Heng and Han Warrior. Let us add to them as we go along.
 
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What happened in 2013 DBO and 2014 Chumar? I only know for the past decade our territory expanded by 2000 sqkm through gradual annexation (cleaimed by Indian media)
You can search for past threads on this website. Very entertaining. DBO stands for Daulat Beg Oldi. That was a stand off when MMS was Indian PM. When Modi took over, he tried to ambush Xi Jinping with the Chumar incident. In the old threads, you can see all the Indians jump up and down beating their chests and then all of a sudden go silent and humiliated when it turns out Indian Army bunkers had to be demolished to persuade PLA to disengage.
 
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You can search for past threads on this website. Very entertaining. DBO stands for Daulat Beg Oldi. That was a stand off when MMS was Indian PM. When Modi took over, he tried to ambush Xi Jinping with the Chumar incident. In the old threads, you can see all the Indians jump up and down beating their chests and then all of a sudden go silent and humiliated when it turns out Indian Army bunkers had to be demolished to persuade PLA to disengage.
So it's not the first time they retreated. :rofl::rofl::rofl:. The loudest are normally the most cowardice.
 
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Forget these backward heros and just move on...WTF do they think what they are?
 
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There you go again, can't really win against them @Joe Shearer
Or rather why Indians won't stop trying to spin a humiliating unilateral withdrawal at Donglang standoff into a self congratulatory win.
There you go again, Can't Really convince the incorrigible Indians that they lost.
You are a good example.
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Indians- You must know several of those who comment here from the Chinese side are perhaps those candidates rejected by the PLA military for too much self-gratifying activity. They have now have decided to help the country through mental "self-gratification" on PDF on Doklam. ;)

Outside of the fanboys, Doklam is a loss for China, and the world community knows it. The world community knows China wanted to build a road in a specific area within the plateau. They were stopped and now are repairing old roads in an area miles away.

They are not building in the specific area (I believe called Chicken's neck)where India forbade them. Just like their cowered stance with Taiwan, the Chinese when stood up to, they back off.

I'll tell you; I was reading those articles posted here and the back forth with some interest during the crisis. I was explicitly intrigued by how the Chinese soldiers were described as being spoilt, smoking consistently, and not being able to stand out in the cold for long because of their preference for their heated bunkers.

@Feng Leng @Han Warrior @Sanchez @sinait I do enjoy your persistence while only fooling yourselves.
 
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Indians- You must know several of those who comment here from the Chinese side are perhaps those candidates rejected by the PLA military for too much self-gratifying activity. They have now have decided to help the country through mental "self-gratification" on PDF on Doklam. ;)

Outside of the fanboys, Doklam is a loss for China, and the world community knows it. The world community knows China wanted to build a road in a specific area within the plateau. They were stopped and now are repairing old roads in an area miles away.

They are not building in the specific area (I believe called Chicken's neck)where India forbade them. Just like their cowered stance with Taiwan, the Chinese when stood up to, they back off.
Another spin a win for India without regards to what the facts say.
"World community" meaning all of India ?
Delusion knows no bounds.

Why would the China India border be defined by a single specific area within the plateau.
Common sense dictates that widening the road leading to rapid access to the plateau is necessary now that it is a fact that troublemaker India is out to create trouble for China.
But of course we know how much common sense Indians have at building roads and infrastructure.
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...s-along-china-border/articleshow/60147975.cms
15 years on, 46 key roads on China front still not ready
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Another spin a win for India without regards to what the facts say.
"World community" meaning all of India ?
Delusion knows no bounds.

Why would the China India border be defined by a single specific area within the plateau.
Common sense dictates that widening the road leading to rapid access to the plateau is necessary now that it is a fact that troublemaker India is out to create trouble for China.
But of course we know how much common sense Indians have at building roads and infrastructure.
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...s-along-china-border/articleshow/60147975.cms
15 years on, 46 key roads on China front still not ready
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Dear man, the spin does not work on us like it does on your fellow Chinese. We who witnessed this conflict outside of the Chinese ecosystem witnessed the dispute as being defined in a SPECIFIC location within the plateau. India objected _you backed off, and you have not dared to come back to build any roads there. You can feel free to spin repairing of old roads miles away as somehow being a win.

As for the rest of your post. I'll ignore your attempt at distracting from this damming defeat by bringing in conversations around India's border infrastructure projects.
 
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Dear man, the spin does not work on us like it does on your fellow Chinese. We who witnessed this conflict outside of the Chinese ecosystem witnessed the dispute as being defined in a SPECIFIC location within the plateau. India objected _you backed off, and you have not dared to come back to build any roads there. You can feel free to spin repairing of old roads miles away as somehow being a win.

As for the rest of your post. I'll ignore your attempt at distracting from this damming defeat by bringing in conversations around India's border infrastructure projects.
It is no surprise to me that Indians like to redefine the Donglang standoff into narrow specifics to define a win to delude their masses.
When at a loss, Indians just redefine the objectives to claim a win. :hitwall:

Singapore is by no means inside the Chinese ecosystem as is witnessed by their displeasure with our independent Singapore centric policies.
You obviously cannot differentiate between widening roads for rapid access with repairing, so a note about how dismal Indians are at building roads is useful.
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