Won't talk until India withdraws troops: China

[ashok321]

Won't talk until India withdraws troops: China

BEIJING: China on Thursday reiterated that it won't talk to India until New Delhi withdraws troops from Doklam where both armies have been locked in a stand-off for more than a month.

China has repeatedly said the withdrawal of troops from Doklam was the precondition for any "meaningful dialogue" with India over the festering border row in the Sikkim section of the border.

"Our diplomatic channel is unimpeded and the withdrawal of the Indian border troops is the precondition for any meaningful dialogue and the communication between the two sides," Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lu Kang said at a press conference.

"The incident that happened in Sikkim section is quite clear that the Indian border troops illegally trespassed into Chinese territory," Lu added.

The borders of India, Bhutan and China meet at Doklam, which holds strategic importance to all three.

China calls Doklam its own but India and Bhutan call it Bhutanese territory.

India, a close ally of Bhutan, stopped the Chinese Army from building a road in Doklam in June, leading to the face-off between New Delhi and Beijing.

Now both armies are eyeball-to-eyeball at Doklam. India says it wants to resolve the issue diplomatically.

 

[Rollno21]

We are ready to withdraw if Chinese withdraw and promise no road in the disputed land

 

[ashok321]

This is the reason India wants to throw the towel in the ring and hence the following: >>>>>>>>>>>>
Amidst stand off, NSA Ajit Doval to visit China next week - Oneindia


India-China standoff: Time the media 'shut up' - Oneindia
One more subterfuge by OneIndia pro Modi blog.
90% of Indian Media is managed by Modi, 55% of which belongs to Reliance/Mukesh Ambani.

Indian media is stage managed by Modi.

 

[Skies]

"Winter before Winter is Coming"

 

[Dotachin]

A stand up comedian once joked, "if countries were ruled by women, there wont be wars. Just bunch of disgruntled countries not talking to each other".

 

[Ajaxpaul]

Pls don't talk. Save your breath and warnings. It's getting weired. Nobody listening to the 2nd most powerful country. Lol

 

[AUSTERLITZ]

We are not holding our breath.They will have to abandon the road if they want talks.Otherwise forget it.1987 standoff lasted for several years.So we have plenty of time.All china can do is attack us to dislodge us.We are ready for that too.

 

[SingaporeGuy]

We are not holding our breath.They will have to abandon the road if they want talks.Otherwise forget it.1987 standoff lasted for several years.So we have plenty of time.All china can do is attack us to dislodge us.We are ready for that too.

Not possible. anything beyond this is anyone's guess

but i do know that indian army wont be at doklam forever

 

[RoyalEnfieldBullet500]

So will they finally shut up?

 

[Huan]

We are ready to withdraw if Chinese withdraw and promise no road in the disputed land

Again and again China says no. Hasn't that been made clear to you over the past couple of weeks?

 

[SingaporeGuy]

India sits at doklam.

China laugh from aksai chin

 

[AMCA]

India sits at doklam.

China laugh from aksai chin

They seem to be rather crying and shooting warning shots into open sky.

 

[Taimoor Khan]

I have said this long time ago. India is a odd one in BRICS and SCO. It is a western civilization extension in the heart of Asia. It will put spanner in the works of both these organizations who were created to look after interests of region against extra regional powers.

On the story, does it mean the hindu terrorist, Ajit Doval will not be allowed in China for meeting?

 

[silent poison]

Won't talk until India withdraws troops: China

BEIJING: China on Thursday reiterated that it won't talk to India until New Delhi withdraws troops from Doklam where both armies have been locked in a stand-off for more than a month.

China has repeatedly said the withdrawal of troops from Doklam was the precondition for any "meaningful dialogue" with India over the festering border row in the Sikkim section of the border.

"Our diplomatic channel is unimpeded and the withdrawal of the Indian border troops is the precondition for any meaningful dialogue and the communication between the two sides," Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lu Kang said at a press conference.

"The incident that happened in Sikkim section is quite clear that the Indian border troops illegally trespassed into Chinese territory," Lu added.

The borders of India, Bhutan and China meet at Doklam, which holds strategic importance to all three.

China calls Doklam its own but India and Bhutan call it Bhutanese territory.

India, a close ally of Bhutan, stopped the Chinese Army from building a road in Doklam in June, leading to the face-off between New Delhi and Beijing.

Now both armies are eyeball-to-eyeball at Doklam. India says it wants to resolve the issue diplomatically.

So , we are never gonna talk with Chinese ?

I will miss those chinkis

 

[Fireurimagination]

China is behaving like my girlfriend now