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india is not Buying Russian jets-Russia in apparent snub to india will conduct a military exercise with Pakistan in Azad Kashmir region.
Yea to those who are doing darkness 24/7or may be a tight slap for fake news
i sense your burn
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fool, Neither the Chinese official Statement on Nawaz-Keqiang meeting or the article on meeting by it's State media make any mention of Kashmir whatsoever, this proving it was just a fabricated statement by PakistanIdiot, China has always wanted a peaceful resolution like us, and that policy stays the same.
That's what Li Keqiang reiterated, when he said he supports our position on Kashmir - and our position IS a peaceful resolution.
It's only India that's taking a different approach under a terrorist regime.
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Nopes they did not, and I didn't claimed either.
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None of the countries matter to Indian fan boys but again Indian runs to literally every country to Isolate Pakistan but doesn't break diplomatic ties with pakistan herself. Irony !
What is the use to run to other countries to Isolate Pakistan then. I would suggest to discuss things together not go to others to solve mutual problems.India and Pakistan never broke diplomatic ties even during wars in the past
to be fair pakistan is the one that has wanted outside mediationWhat is the use to run to other countries to Isolate Pakistan then. I would suggest to discuss things together not go to others to solve mutual problems.
maybe in Past but not now.to be fair pakistan is the one that has wanted outside mediation
China distances itself from reports of Li Keqiang’s backing to Pakistan.
By: PTI | Beijing | Published: September 22, 2016 7:15 PM
China today distanced itself from Pakistani media reports which claimed that Premier Li Keqiang had conveyed China’s backing to Pakistan on the Kashmir issue during his meeting with Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.
“Premier Li Keqiang of the State Council met with Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on September 21 in New York. They exchanged views on bilateral relations as well as international and regional issues of common interest,” Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesman Lu Kang said when asked about reports that Li extended support to Pakistan’s stance on Kashmir.
“The issue of Kashmir is an issue left over from history. Our stance on that is consistent. We hope that parties concerned will pursue a peaceful settlement through dialogue,” Lu said when asked about the Pakistani media reports.
Pakistan’s Dawn News reported that China endorses Pakistan’s stance on Kashmir and Li had assured that China would continue to support Pakistan’s stance on Kashmir.
Li, while meeting Prime Minister Sharif on the sidelines of UN General Assembly, was quoted by the daily as saying, “We support Pakistan and we will speak for Pakistan at every forum.”
Similar reports were carried by other Pakistani media like Geo TV claiming China’s backing as Sharif made unsuccessful attempts to shore up support for Pakistan’s rhetoric on Kashmir.
China also voiced concerns over the rising tensions in Kashmir after Uri attack and sought “effective” measures from New Delhi and Islamabad to ensure the safety of foreigners, including the Chinese, working on the USD 46 billion China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC).
Asked whether China is concerned about safety of hundreds of its personnel working on CPEC amid reports that Pakistan has cancelled flights to areas in Azad Kashmir (Azad Kashmir) due to “air space restrictions” in the wake of Uri terrorist attack, Lu said, “the Chinese side is concerned about the tension in Kashmir”.
“We hope that parties concerned will exercise restraint, peacefully resolve difference through dialogue, avoid escalating tension and work jointly for peace and stability of the region,” he said.
About the concerns of safety of Chinese workers, Lu said, “We also hope that effective means will be taken by parties concerned to ensure the safety and normal life of local people and citizens from other countries including China”.
Lu’s comments came in the backdrop of a sense of disquiet here over Pakistan escalating tensions in Kashmir as Beijing faces a complex situation over CPEC — one of its biggest overseas projects. India has lodged repeated protests over the project which passes through Azad Kashmir.
http://www.financialexpress.com/ind...ts-of-li-keqiangs-backing-to-pakistan/386984/
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