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China plans military base in Northern Pakistan

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Against it. It's going to result in more damage for both nations and effect the mutual co-operation.
We are two separate and independent countries, not one. Agreed that both have forecasted something better for themselves in this friendship but excess of it may effect in a poor way.

This must not happen.
 
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I don't remember mentioning India, but sure.. whatever floats your boat..

no need to hide behind words, have the testicular fortitude to say what you mean.

on topic: a sensationalist article with no real substance. guys enough mud slinging, please get back on topic.
 
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no need to hide behind words, have the testicular fortitude to say what you mean.

on topic: a sensationalist article with no real substance. guys enough mud slinging, please get back on topic.

haha.. you forget to quote.. the Let's part?

Im simply talking about the tough terrain ahead of us.. we need to carve for gas pipe line.
 
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China plans military base in Northern Pakistan

A secret report prepared by the government's joint intelligence committee has confirmed India's worst fears - China is planning a military base in Pakistan.

The report, based on inputs from the Research and Analysis Wing, is meant for the PM, members of the cabinet committee on security and the national security adviser.

The report says China is keen to build military bases in FATA or the Northern areas while Pakistan wants to counterbalance Indian naval forces by having a naval base in Gwadar. But it does not spell out the exact location of these bases.

"China's deepening strategic penetration of Pakistan and joint plans to set up oil pipelines/ rail/ roads and naval and military bases are a matter of concern," the report says.

It notes that the issue was discussed during the visits of Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari to China and during a visit late last year of the ISI chief, Shuja Pasha, to Beijing. The Chinese Vice- Premier and public security minister reciprocated the visits.

"China's desire for a military presence in Pakistan has been discussed by the political and military leadership of that country in recent months," the report says.

China appears more concerned about Pakistani tribal areas harbouring radicals.

According to the assessment, Chinese presence in these areas might enable the People's Liberation Army to counter the Muslim separatists operating from such areas for terrorist activities in Xinjiang.

What has rung alarm bells in the South Block is that it may not be politically feasible for Pakistan to openly allow China to set up military bases on its soil. But it might allow China to use its military facilities without any public announcement.

China plans military base in Northern Pakistan, says report : North News - India Today






Now can deploy our MBT directly on the subcontinent plains. In a time of hostilities, we can roll across northern india to meet with our ally Bangladesh.

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that is 100% fake news,stop post these indiannns rubbish news,china never planned to build any military bases in any coutires
 
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You need China to take care of us ?

Why? Do you prefer us?

Alright guys, leave us alone with our Indians. :rofl:


China plans military base in Northern Pakistan

A secret report prepared by the government's joint intelligence committee has confirmed India's worst fears - China is planning a military base in Pakistan.

The report, based on inputs from the Research and Analysis Wing, is meant for the PM, members of the cabinet committee on security and the national security adviser.

The report says China is keen to build military bases in FATA or the Northern areas while Pakistan wants to counterbalance Indian naval forces by having a naval base in Gwadar. But it does not spell out the exact location of these bases.

"China's deepening strategic penetration of Pakistan and joint plans to set up oil pipelines/ rail/ roads and naval and military bases are a matter of concern," the report says.

It notes that the issue was discussed during the visits of Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari to China and during a visit late last year of the ISI chief, Shuja Pasha, to Beijing. The Chinese Vice- Premier and public security minister reciprocated the visits.

"China's desire for a military presence in Pakistan has been discussed by the political and military leadership of that country in recent months," the report says.

China appears more concerned about Pakistani tribal areas harbouring radicals.

According to the assessment, Chinese presence in these areas might enable the People's Liberation Army to counter the Muslim separatists operating from such areas for terrorist activities in Xinjiang.

What has rung alarm bells in the South Block is that it may not be politically feasible for Pakistan to openly allow China to set up military bases on its soil. But it might allow China to use its military facilities without any public announcement.


Something doesn't fit, there is certainly more at play here as:

1. India isn't the primary target here as Pakistan-India are locked in a M.A.D. scenario.

2. Military bases in Gwadar and FATA are odd locations, one is an economic zone and the other is remote area.

3. Pakistan can quite easily co-operate with China over its cross-border terrorism concerns without having military bases just like it does with U.S.

My guess is, if this rumor is true and that is a big if as you can never trust the ultra-sensationalist Indian media, Pakistan may be sending U.S. a signal over its Afghanistan policies, hence the FATA location, and India with its support of BLA, hence the Gwadar location. This is the only logical explanation but its still not a very strong reason for military bases. Perhaps, Pakistan is using this as a scare tactic or a bargaining chip.

I just don't see very strong reasoning here.
 
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Not going to happen, no foreign country should be given a military base in Pakistan.
 
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