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Two months after IA retreat, PLA starts withdraw from Doklam stand-off site

That's why I am asking you how do you define the 'area of contention'? Siliguri? Doklam? Or Doklam plateau? How did we cower away when we are OCCUPYING the plateau? :rofl::rofl::rofl:. Does your statement even make sense?
Modi and Xi made a deal, neither wants war, and Modi wants face, China wants territory. So we came to an agreement, road postponement for Modi to save face and withdraw unilaterally while we occupy Doklam in return. Fair deal to me.

'Expedious disengagement' means both parties are not on a war posture, and a 300m buffer zone was established between the two. So how does 150m from the Doka La border meant we retreated from Doklam plateau when the distance from Doka La from the 'recognized border' was more than 5kms away? :china:

http://www.fmprc.gov.cn/mfa_eng/xwfw_665399/s2510_665401/2511_665403/t1488261.shtml


http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2017-08/29/c_136565604.htm

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No road at the specific point of contention to date and now a withdrawal remaining of troops completed. You cowered away, and all your side games now are immaterial. The dragon was asked to not build and leave... and it shimmed itself away, toothless and its fire extinguished. :guns::china:
 
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No road at the specific point of contention to date and now a withdrawal remaining of troops completed. You cowered away, and all your side games now are immaterial. The dragon was asked to not build and leave... and it shimmed itself away, toothless and its fire extinguished. :guns::china:
Well if you insist and fail to see this road below:

china-india-bhutan-doka-la-region-topo.jpg


http://www.scmp.com/news/china/dipl...hinese-soldiers-reportedly-still-doklam-month
1,000 Chinese soldiers reportedly still in Doklam a month after border stand-off ended

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:
 
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Well if you insist and fail to see this road below:

china-india-bhutan-doka-la-region-topo.jpg


http://www.scmp.com/news/china/diplomacy-defence/article/2114265/1000-chinese-soldiers-reportedly-still-doklam-month
1,000 Chinese soldiers reportedly still in Doklam a month after border stand-off ended

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:
No road at the specific point of contention to date and now a withdrawal remaining of troops completed. You cowered away, and all your side games now are immaterial. The dragon was asked to not build and leave... and it's shimmed itself away, toothless, spineless and its fire extinguished.

PLA starts withdraw from Doklam stand-off site - buh bye regional power
 
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No road at the specific point of contention to date and now a withdrawal remaining of troops completed. You cowered away, and all your side games now are immaterial. The dragon was asked to not build and leave... and it's shimmed itself away, toothless and its fire extinguished.
Okkkkk....supa powa, whatever you say if it makes you feel better. Stop being a parrot btw.
 
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We are indeed building motorable roads in Doklam, despite Indian warnings about protecting Bhutan, as confirmed even by India media. You assume these roads do not lead right up to the stand-off point because you like to move the goal posts, but I wonder how PLA supplied our troops and armor vehicles during these two months at the stand off point without motorable roads? :lol::lol::lol:
Mirza, you saw the map I posted, you saw those yellow lines Doklam Plateau? Those are roads. :rofl:
From the Google earth it is clear those roads were built in 2007-08 and not recently.
And even then those roads are situated 10-20 km away from Indian border which is massive distance in mountains and will badly impact PLA mobility.

Humiliated PLA has failed to build a road near Indian bordet after Indian Army spanked them in Doklam in June.

China has no option but to obey Indian demand of no roads closer than 10 km from border.
 
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From the Google earth it is clear those roads were built in 2007-08 and not recently.
And even then those roads are situated 10-20 km away from Indian border which is massive distance in mountains and will badly impact PLA mobility.

Humiliated PLA has failed to build a road near Indian bordet after Indian Army spanked them in Doklam in June.

China has no option but to obey Indian demand of no roads closer than 10 km from border.
It seems you don't understand geography nor timeline. The roads were built over a period of 10 years including portions built in 2017, the most recent was an upgrade till Doka La, essentially grade 40 (our light tanks are 35 tons) covering the whole Doklam plateau. We agreed to postpone the road from Doka La till Gyomochen, in return we occupied the whole plateau. :enjoy:
 
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It seems you don't understand geography nor timeline. The roads were built over a period of 10 years including portions built in 2017, the most recent was an upgrade till Doka La, essentially grade 40 (our light tanks are 35 tons) covering the whole Doklam plateau. We agreed to postpone the road from Doka La till Gyomochen, in return we occupied the whole plateau. :enjoy:
Nope.
Google Earth makes it clear that there is not a SINGLE road closer than 10 km from Doklam plateau border or standoff point.

The main reason we stopped Chinese road building in June was because it was only 3 km from border.


As long as PLA fails to build a road close to stand off area, China will ways be the loser.

Doklam was always part of China's territory since centuries.
We humiliated China and forced it to stop road building in her own territory.
 
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Nope.
Google Earth makes it clear that there is not a SINGLE road closer than 10 km from Doklam plateau border or standoff point.

The main reason we stopped Chinese road building in June was because it was only 3 km from border.


As long as PLA fails to build a road close to stand off area, China will ways be the loser.

Doklam was always part of China's territory since centuries.
We humiliated China and forced it to stop road building in her own territory.
Bhai try Bing Maps, google earth is using older images and winter snow cover, you can't see the roads clearly. :cool:

Btw, the road terminating at Doka La is 60-100 meters from the border. You can use the scale on google maps to verify it and read Indian news report. Of course Doklam is our territory for 'centuries' we also own AP for 'centuries' some say since the beginning of time itself..:rofl:.
 
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Bhai try Bing Maps, google earth is using older images and winter snow cover, you can't see the roads clearly. :cool:
Nope both Bing Maps and Google Earth are showing same thing, not a single road less than 10 km from Doklam Bhutan border.
 
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You can put a hundred LOLs, revisionist history you've been taught and all the emoticons but the fact remains you cowered away just like we in the West know you to be.

You are nothing but a shared-regional power with no teeth and now with a reputation of being a predatory loan shark.

No Road was built period at the site of contention. And now a further to retreat to complete the humiliation!

Terms were clear, no building of the road at the specific point of contention. Both sides withdraw troops per a timeline. India getting you to cower to their demand of no road at the point of contention, withdrew most of its troops and China staggered that withdrawal.

Now the COMPLETE neutering of Chinese troops has taken place
. And you actually posted it to all to see:lol:

You even blamed it on the weather!



THEN


You like to cite Indian media in your attempt at spin and they further reported,

Here is the final proof in the entire saga. NOT ONCE have the Chinese come out to dispute Indian media and latest government account or stated they built the road in the same place!
LOL at the moving goal posts from massive inferiority complex! :woot:

First it was "no PLA in Doklam." Then it was "no roads in Doklam." Then it was "no PLA at the stand off site." Now when even India media reported PLA at the stand-off site, fortifications and roads all over Doklam you move the goal posts again and say "no Chinese government confirmation about road at stand-off site." :disagree:

LOL the Chinese government does not owe you any explanation about our activities or intentions. We do what is in our interests and our enemies cry and whine about it. :lol:

The fact is: PLA stayed at the stand-off site for two months after IA's humiliating retreat. They are still there! Somehow, we are able to supply our mechanized infantry in that location through winter. I will leave the rest to your self-delusions :azn:
 
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LOL at the moving goal posts from massive inferiority complex! :woot:

First it was "no PLA in Doklam." Then it was "no roads in Doklam." Then it was "no PLA at the stand off site." Now when even India media reported PLA at the stand-off site, fortifications and roads all over Doklam you move the goal posts again and say "no Chinese government confirmation about road at stand-off site." :disagree:

LOL the Chinese government does not owe you any explanation about our activities or intentions. We do what is in our interests and our enemies cry and whine about it. :lol:

The fact is: PLA stayed at the stand-off site for two months after IA's humiliating retreat. They are still there! Somehow, we are able to supply our mechanized infantry in that location through winter. I will leave the rest to your self-delusions :azn:
They expect us to leave Doklam and stop construction because of what? Bcoz they are a supa powa? :rofl:. Tell me if this is not a sign of delusion.
 
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