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Do this type thread still alive?? So small thing bring so many threads, may be India and China frontier army only come together and play card, and let media guess what they are doing
That is disputed area, not belong to India or China, just as Diaoyu island, China and Japan ships and aircraft cross-patrol at "another's territory" every day, nothing new but both don't make any fixed biulding at Diaoyu island.Is it really so small a thing? If japanese forces squat on your territory, would you be calling it "a small matter"?
@ALL Lets not celebrate yet, reports were pretty clear that demands had been made regarding the dismantling of a forward observation outpost in Chumar, it can be used for long range observation of a nifty little road they've built..that's what had them going. While the reports state that the observation post was not dismantled the larger issue is China's recent "offer" for a troop levels freeze on the LAC. If accepted it would be contradictory to our interests. That's the real meat of the deal and will be discussed in any of the upcoming meetings- the question is will GOI give in or not.
That is disputed area, not belong to India or China, just as Diaoyu island, China and Japan ships and aircraft cross-patrol at "another's territory" every day, nothing new but both don't make any fixed biulding at Diaoyu island.
That is disputed area, not belong to India or China, just as Diaoyu island, China and Japan ships and aircraft cross-patrol at "another's territory" every day, nothing new but both don't make any fixed biulding at Diaoyu island.
Are you sure about that? IMO, creating infrastructure in the border is our priority right now, not troop levels as such. China's big strength on the border is not its troop levels (They only have some border guard units), but their ability to bring in truckloads or trainloads of troops continously by road or rail. Even if we freeze troop levels on the border, but continue improving airfields and border roads, our own position would keep getting stronger.
The new airstrip seems to have riled them the most, because of its ability to handle C-130Js, and the options that gives to the field commanders, due to the reinforcement possibilities. They were also weary of our progress and intent to upgrade infra. There is no way that we are going to be cowed down into stopping any of that.
Once we have the mountain strike corps, and some road and air infra in place, we have nothing to worry about on the east. IMO, a troop level freeze is in the interest of both nations, to reduce expenditure. That is money that can be used elsewhere.
Relax, if you see tents, that's means they want to tell you something, if you see some fixed building you should act; So at first when I heard tents that means they will remove the tents at last, nothing serious; Just tell another ones red lineThe so called huge media uproar got more exxagerated if your were reading only pdf hosts !! Otherwise at no point any govt tried to cry hoarse.. The leaders of both countries one important thing that diplomacy will be given as many chances as possible before looking for alternatives.. !
I am happy that it got solved amicably
Unconfirmed rumors.... one thing is certain..... this episode is not over yet
@ALL Lets not celebrate yet, reports were pretty clear that demands had been made regarding the dismantling of a forward observation outpost in Chumar, it can be used for long range observation of a nifty little road they've built..that's what had them going. While the reports state that the observation post was not dismantled the larger issue is China's recent "offer" for a troop levels freeze on the LAC. If accepted it would be contradictory to our interests. That's the real meat of the deal and will be discussed in any of the upcoming meetings- the question is will GOI give in or not.