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Same claim on that part, PRC's claim is hereditary based on ROC (Taiwan)'s original claim.Does it include more indian territory than PRC claims?
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Same claim on that part, PRC's claim is hereditary based on ROC (Taiwan)'s original claim.Does it include more indian territory than PRC claims?
Just sent a thanks message to a Taiwanese friend.
more than 43 sent packing in body bags... more than 43 families lost their only son....
Taiwan's official stance on that part of the border is the same with PRC's, a screenshot of no one doesn't represent Taiwan's official stance, you guys are just going desperate for any kind of so called support, a homeless person living in the street can make you guys in tears if they support you.Just sent a thanks message to a Taiwanese friend.
Yes - a disputed separate state with long standing issue with their blood brothers in the mainland is celebrating a supposed “vistory” for India and every bhaktora just had a virtual orgasm for taiwanese bobs and vegane.
that is our lion, he came back in 2 days unscathed.... he is still serving...
do you have any such examples of pakistani soldiers? you want me post white flag photos of your soldiers?
Taiwanese are so arrogant. No wonder why no one helps them against PRC.Taiwan- India Border dispute
Like the People's Republic of China, the Republic of China claims Aksai Chin and Arunachal Pradesh, currently administered by the Republic of India, as part of its sovereign territory. While the PRC and Pakistan managed to largely resolve their former territorial dispute in 1963 through the Sino-Pakistan Agreement, neither India nor the ROC officially recognizes this treaty, and as such, India claims PRC-occupied parts of Kashmir and the ROC claims parts Pakistan-administered Kashmir in addition to the disputed territories with India.
Throughout the Cold War, the government of Taiwan had the same understanding on the China-India border dispute as the People's Republic of China (PRC). In 1962, Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that they did not recognise the legality of McMahon Line. The same year western countries increased pressure on the then Taiwan leader, Chiang Kai-shek, to recognise the legality of McMahon Line in order to isolate Beijing.However, Chiang dismissed McMahon Line as 'imperialist imposition on China'. In February 1987, India's move to elevate the status of 'Arunachal centrally administered region' to the state of Arunachal Pradesh was declared null and void by Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.The Ministry, in a formal statement, stated that it did not recognise 'illegal occupation' of ROC territory south of McMahon Line and the establishment of 'Arunachal Pradesh state' was an illegal act. In 1995, Ambassador Pei-yin Teng (Taiwan's first representative to India) in response to Indian member of the parliament, stated that Taiwan did not recognise McMahon Line. However, Pei-yin Teng was the last Taiwanese official who made a statement against the McMahon Line. Since, then Taiwan has not made any statement on China-India dispute and has adopted a neutral stance on the dispute.
It's Tea time on Indo-PaK Border
Indian Logic: democracies are always right, that is why USA and India are always right
Nah girl.Relax. It was a joke. You need to get over all this.
I am sure you once wanna say that to at least one of your army men and mean it. I doubt that day will come. Tsk Tsk.