India’s nightmares over Chinese bridge on Yarlung Tsangpo river

[HariPrasad]

and you think indian forces can do this . forgt the incident of april 2013 ..

It is Just a matter of One brahmos. We are discussing war Scenario.

 

[JOEY TRIBIANI]

It is Just a matter of One brahmos. We are discussing war Scenario.

. your general knows what will happen if you fire such missiles ..

 

[shuttler]

It is Just a matter of One brahmos. We are discussing war Scenario.

Dont destroy the boulders on the glacier of Mt Everest for heaven's sake!

 

[Jayanta]

When Bhutan or Nepal allow China to use their airspace to bomb India will my logic stand?

Keep dreaming.

 

[HariPrasad]

Dont destroy the boulders on the glacier of Mt Everest for heaven's sake!

Relax guy, some scenarios are discussed here.

 

[shuttler]

Relax guy, some scenarios are discussed here.

it is the indians who start having nightmares
you dont need to destroy the himalayas to confirm the failure of your missiles

 

[HariPrasad]

. your general knows what will happen if you fire such missiles ..

Our Generals have fired such missiles in past and our enemy knows the result.

it is the indians who start having nightmares
you dont need to destroy the himalayas to confirm the failure of your missiles

Your post doesn't make any sense.

 

[SrNair]

When Bhutan or Nepal allow China to use their airspace to bomb India will my logic stand?

Good imagination.But dont work
Reasons.Nepal already declared they will adopt a neutral stand.Dont allow both big countries in their soil or airspace to act against other country.
Ha Ha about Bhutan.You dont know about the real relation between India and Bhutan.You dont the ground situation there,So please dream like this.Keyboard will suck all your energy.

 

[JOEY TRIBIANI]

Our Generals have fired such missiles in past and our enemy knows the result.

haainnnnnn ... seriously .. when ?

 

[genmirajborgza786]

Nepal, we're coming for you !!!

oh holy cow that's close ! why doesn't China opens up to Nepal & Bhutan I mean China has border with them roads, rail, dry ports access to Chinese ports can give them an opening for supplies & resources they can become an asset of yours, one of my uncle worked in the foreign ministry of Pakistan he says that if China really wants it can turn Nepal & Bhutan into one of their allies in a year if Chinese are serious enough

 

[JOEY TRIBIANI]

oh holy cow that's close ! why doesn't China opens up to Nepal & Bhutan I mean China has border with them roads, rail, dry ports access to Chines ports can give them an opening for supplies & resources they can become an asset of yours, one of my uncle worked in the foreign ministry of Pakistan he says that if China really wants it can turn Nepal & Bhutan into one of their allies in a year if Chinese are serious enough

exactly
rofl at holy cow . .

 

[HariPrasad]

haainnnnnn ... seriously .. when ?

When you know that our general know what will happe, you should know this also.

 

[sincity]

Just like the Japanese need to spend couple billions dollars to buy friend and influence, India will need to spend couple billions dollars to buy Nepal and Bhutan influence and keep them away from China camp, last yr Bhutan threaten join China camp, India threaten to cut off fuel and food supply to Bhutan and agree to increase fuel and food supply to Bhutan in return Bhutan elect a government to be on India side.

 

[JOEY TRIBIANI]

When you know that our general know what will happe, you should know this also.

only on one condition . if tht iz true .

Just like the Japanese need to spend couple billions dollars to buy friend and influence, India will need to spend couple billions dollars to buy Nepal and Bhutan influence and keep them away from China camp, last yr Bhutan threaten join China camp, India threaten to cut off fuel and food supply to Bhutan and agree to increase fuel and food supply to Bhutan in return Bhutan elect a government to be on India side.

china make them ally by supplying arms and goods .

 

[INDIC]

That will be Bangladesh's nightmare, not India's.