Only Indian troops withdrawing, Chinese troops continue to patrol area

[sinait]

As long as the road construction equipment leaves and stays gone, you can maintain any patrol presence you want. That after all is the status quo that was in place (given this land is in dispute between Bhutan and China, i.e agree to disagree and send patrols now and then) before China decided to upset it with attempted road construction.

Sat geo-verification of withdrawal by China of this equipment and personnel will be incoming over the coming weeks. Same goes for this claim of "garrisons" to be maintained there. You don't "control" squat....its back to status quo....and the full finger is dominated on all sides by India (its how we will physically monitor that the status quo is back along with satellite pictures). That's all India was asking for and what we got. Now go ahead and work on resolving this dispute bilaterally with Bhutan before you attempt a status quo change next time.

The end result is that China will never construct a road here, and investing into a 2 month+ drama and chest thumping was insufficient to force its way on the issue. Send a few patrols if you want, that was part of status quo inherited anyway.

The end result is that China will never construct a road here, and investing into a 2 month+ drama and chest thumping was insufficient to force its way on the issue. Send a few patrols if you want, that was part of status quo inherited anyway.

Where is any statement from China stating that China will not construct a road ?
That road to nowhere is not that important that China need to build it in hostile weather from September onwards.
Unfortunately we will have to wait until next June before the weather will permit construction to start again, giving delusional and braggart Indians a lot of time to brag about victory where there is only shame and lost of faith with Bhutan.
China will now have a freer hand with Bhutan now that India has lost credibility.
A border resolution between China and Bhutan will confirm that India has lost its hold over Bhutan.
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[Joe Shearer]

Indians been humiliated badly... whole world media is like India showed back they wanted an escape route.. felt very bad for Indians.Indian media is terming it as diplomatic win.Have to do something for face saving.Burst the bubble guys.China owned you

Heh, heh.

Of course we agree with you; what you say three times becomes true.

 

[ashok321]

China does not have face saving problem on Doklam standoff. India did withdraw in a textbook manner

But Indians ARE embarrassed with face palms.

 

[John Reese]

China does not have face saving problem on Doklam standoff. India did withdraw in a textbook manner

But Indians ARE embarrassed with face palms.

Western media Has different View on this
India, China agree to pull back troops to resolve tense border dispute


BEIJING — India and China have withdrawn troops from a disputed Himalayan region on their border, foreign ministries from the two countries announced Monday, defusing a tense standoff that had threatened to provoke armed conflict between the nuclear-armed Asian rivals.

On Monday, the two sides announced they had reached an agreement, with India saying its troops were disengaging and China saying it would redeploy forces in response. By the evening, India said both sides had almost completed their withdrawals.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...68cbf0b1f19_story.html?utm_term=.7a4149a22b34

 

[Han Patriot]

Heh, heh.

Of course we agree with you; what you say three times becomes true.

Yup just like how cow wards think they won by retreatin. . SUPA POWA

Western media Has different View on this
India, China agree to pull back troops to resolve tense border dispute


BEIJING — India and China have withdrawn troops from a disputed Himalayan region on their border, foreign ministries from the two countries announced Monday, defusing a tense standoff that had threatened to provoke armed conflict between the nuclear-armed Asian rivals.

On Monday, the two sides announced they had reached an agreement, with India saying its troops were disengaging and China saying it would redeploy forces in response. By the evening, India said both sides had almost completed their withdrawals.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...68cbf0b1f19_story.html?utm_term=.7a4149a22b34

Yup you need whitemen to reassure you as always.

READ BELOW CLEARLY

http://www.fmprc.gov.cn/mfa_eng/xwfw_665399/s2510_665401/t1487932.shtml

Q: The Indian government's announcement is that there is a "mutual disengagement" of the troops between the two countries. You haven't mentioned the pullback of the Chinese troops. You mentioned only the pullback of the Indian troops. How do you explain?

A: The Chinese side has made it clear that the Indian border personnel and equipment that trespassed into China's territory have all been withdrawn to the Indian side of the border. The Chinese border troops continue with their patrols in the Dong Lang area. China will continue with its exercise of sovereign rights to protect territorial sovereignty in accordance with the stipulations of the border-related historical treaty.

This news is actually very interesting!


8/20 China Tibet AR

The Department of Transportation of Tibet Autonomous Region has announced today that it plans to start 30 new road construction projects in border areas this year. The construction of two of these new roads is already underway, and the rest are in various stages of surveying and designing. In addition, the construction of 5 extension projects to existing roads has also restarted.

Interesting....

 

[sinait]

Lets make sure we all understand following
0. When any such conflicts arise in future, chinese will talk much, India will not talk, but do. press conference, photos of the troops and newspaper articles do not win the war, tough diplomacy and posture does, chini must understand this.

India being subordinate to China, India Timidly will not talk is correct.

1. My country is not from 1962 India, we have changed. So is china, they are stronger than ever, but needs a calm approach towards the border disputes with neighbors.
2. We finallly called the chinese bluff, and exposed chinese three prong war strategy or media war, legal war and psychological war.

What's the difference ? India still cowardly begging the US for help(see your point 7).

3. India - china border remains a border without bullet being fired, India is successful in taming the dragon with the water from Indian ocean.
4. clear message to all --> Any future bravado will be met by an equally strong Indian response, our neighbors must make sure they packed enough supplies for winter.
5. India can go to its neighbors with credibility that it can give security shield to them again china. Vietnam first, many to follow.

Tame the dragon with water from your behind ?
India Timidly silent for 2 months not showing strength by any measure.

6. pakistan was watching this and wanted to escalate it to war so it can open another theater of war on our western front, making the two front war a reality. India was prepared for it, but also sure that it will never happen.
7. India's close ally came to its help, be it US, Israel or Japan. No one shown backing up china. Thus showing the world that who has friends and how has chamacha's.
8. No matter what chinese posters say on pdf, we must learn to ignore them. They are not part of the chinese leadership.

War with India is not that bad a thing, but success of CPEC is better and more important for Pakistan.
Again no difference from 1962, India begging for help from the US, but now also begging from Israel and Japan.
No surprise that Indians are deaf to their surroundings, or else how to explain Indians claiming victory and cheering wrongly for the Chinese even when it is so obvious to everybody how the Chinese beat the shit out of Indians in Pangong Lake.
Incredible Joke of a Country, India.
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[Chinese-Dragon]

Western media Has different View on this
India, China agree to pull back troops to resolve tense border dispute


BEIJING — India and China have withdrawn troops from a disputed Himalayan region on their border, foreign ministries from the two countries announced Monday, defusing a tense standoff that had threatened to provoke armed conflict between the nuclear-armed Asian rivals.

On Monday, the two sides announced they had reached an agreement, with India saying its troops were disengaging and China saying it would redeploy forces in response. By the evening, India said both sides had almost completed their withdrawals.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...68cbf0b1f19_story.html?utm_term=.7a4149a22b34

Did you even read your source?

It agrees with the official statements from both China and India, that India has withdrawn, China has not.

 

[Rajeev_Anand]

Speed of withdrawal? That was rather fast, announced in the morning, gone by 2.30PM.

Too low IQ for a chinese.

 

[John Reese]

Did you even read your source?

It agrees with the official statements from both China and India, that India has withdrawn, China has not.

LOL Chinese Not ever there on doklam they only do patrols As per Status quo

If they Really were garrisoned there don't tell me India trespassed captured and camped in the area For 2 months While PLA helplessly standing there watching all things

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

LOL Chinese Not ever there on doklam they only do patrols As per Status quo

If they Really were garrisoned there don't tell me India trespassed captured and camped in the area For 2 months While PLA helplessly standing there watching all things

According to India, Donglang is 100% Bhutan's territory and they were duty-bound to defend Bhutan due to having a "mutual defence treaty" with them.

But now all Indian troops have retreated from Donglang, while China is still maintaining soldiers and garrisons there. India has handed Donglang to China completely, and abandoned their mutual defence treaty with Bhutan.

 

[John Reese]

According to India, Donglang is 100% Bhutan's territory and they were duty-bound to defend Bhutan due to having a "mutual defence treaty" with them.

LOL Peddling lies give me one quote India said It

 

[Kaushika]

First of all, grammarian, the correct syntax, if you would try, just try to get away from your so-obvious Bengali usage, should have been,"...And what WAS that Spanish word?" and not the laughable usage of your post.

Second, look up any Spanish dictionary, or Bengali to Spanish dictionary; better still, look up a Bengali to French dictionary. The word in question is clearly indicated in my post; but that is in English, and not in Bengali, so your obvious struggle to comprehend it is understandable.

Third, as I pointed out, without it having any effect on you, the reference is to your incorrect use of a Spanish word in an attempt at using French. So it is not relevant to know the ABC of Spanish, it is relevant to know the difference between Spanish and French.

Fourth, I couldn't care less about your background. All that is apparent is that it is a background that fails to equip you with any elementary knowledge of either Spanish or French.

Deal with it.

Maybe you should start learning Urdu as well since with urdu it will be lot easirt to suck pakistani tools for a bengali like you.

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

LOL Peddling lies give me one quote India said It

Which part do you have a problem with?

That India said Donglang is Bhutan's territory?

Or that India has a mutual defence treaty with Bhutan?

 

[Rafi]

India did the right thing by backing off, and accepting Chinese claims, it was not worth the retaliation.

The road will be built, but this time will be given cover, so will be impossible for indians to cross border.

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

India did the right thing by backing off, and accepting Chinese claims, it was not worth the retaliation.

The road will be built, but this time will be given cover, so will be impossible for indians to cross border.

India's only salvation was to claim that China "promised to stop road construction".

Except that never happened.

According to the latest statement by the official Chinese spokesperson, all construction activities, including the road at Donglang will be completed.