Recent Sino-Indian border conflict

[Deino]

Guys ... STOP this stupid off-topic BS !

 

[Ultima Thule]

Guys ... STOP this stupid off-topic BS !

The purpose of this thread is over, so Mr @Deino this thread must be closed, this thread has nothing left but just trolling, Please close this thread Mr @Deino thank you

 

[Deino]

Indeed ... if there are new issues I will reopen it.

 

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WAR tensions between China and India have once again begun to build after Beijing ordered military forces to occupy the disputed Doklam Plateau region.

http://www.scmp.com/news/china/diplomacy-defence/article/2124375/china-building-troop-numbers-near-doklam-after-summer

 

[undercover JIX]

False news, India won already doklam.

China, Russia and USA economy depends upon Indian money no one has courage to challenge. India never lost any conflict in history.

 

[randomradio]

The Chinese can do what they want in their territory, the haven't entered disputed territory.

 

[Mrc]

False news, India won already doklam.

China, Russia and USA economy depends upon Indian money no one has courage to challenge. India never lost any conflict in history.

and there is that matter of rani padmavatti and alla udin khilji as well

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

The Chinese can do what they want in their territory, the haven't entered disputed territory.

LOL, you realize that Donglang is the disputed territory in question?

India offically considers Donglang to be Bhutan's territory, and thus protected by a full mutual defence treaty with India.

However, India abandoned their mutual defence treaty with Bhutan, by unilaterally retreating from Donglang and allowing Chinese forces to take over.

Today, Donglang has thousands of Chinese troops, permanent military garissons, as well as multiple major roads running through it.

 

[kristisipe]

Chinese soldiers are locked and loaded ready for some human BBQing.

 

[randomradio]

LOL, you realize that Donglang is the disputed territory in question?

India offically considers Donglang to be Bhutan's territory, and thus protected by a full mutual defence treaty with India.

However, India abandoned their mutual defence treaty with Bhutan, by unilaterally retreating from Donglang and allowing Chinese forces to take over.

Today, Donglang has thousands of Chinese troops, permanent military garissons, as well as multiple major roads running through it.

 

[faithfulguy]

Yes, one way to diminish any conflict by India is to declare the area as no longer in conflict. So the formerly conflict area is now categorized by India as Chinese territory.

 

[Figaro]

This development should not come as a surprise to any member here. Did some individuals really think China was not going to do anything in retribution for India illegally crossing over into Chinese territory? If China didn't take any punitive measures, what would stop India from conducting another illegal entry into Chinese territory in the future? The current stationing of almost 2000 PLA troops in Doklam is only the tip of the iceberg; you can bet the PLA will do more in the near future. As for India, they best learn the consequences of their actions. They would have been much better off if they hadn't interfered in the road construction ... another error by their side. The drone incident only added to their embarrassment ...

 

[randomradio]

Yes, one way to diminish any conflict by India is to declare the area as no longer in conflict. So the formerly conflict area is now categorized by India as Chinese territory.

It's still disputed and Chinese are not present in the disputed area.

 

[ARMalik]

How about China do everyone a very big favour and start deploying troops in all of Sikkim, Assam, Nagaland? Hopefully the indians will retreat saying that "this is Chinese territory".

 

[Han Patriot]

It's still disputed and Chinese are not present in the disputed area.

Omg how delusional can Indians be.