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发帖数: 4453 | 1 India building up troops, supplies along border amid Doklam stand off,
alleges China
Reuters
August 4, 2017 Last Updated at 10:14 IST
China's Foreign Ministry on Thursday said India has been building up troops
and repairing roads along its side of the border amid an increasingly tense
stand-off in a remote frontier region beside the Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan.
The stand-off on a plateau next to the mountainous Indian state of Sikkim,
which borders China, has ratcheted up tension between the neighbours, who
share a 3,500-km (2,175-mile) frontier, large parts of which are disputed.
"It has already been more than a month since the incident, and India is
still not only illegally remaining on Chinese territory, it is also
repairing roads in the rear, stocking up supplies, massing a large number of
armed personnel," the foreign ministry said in a statement.
"This is certainly not for peace."
India has denied any such military buildup and, in a statement to parliament
on Thursday evening, Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj urged dialogue based on
a written common understanding regarding the border intersection reached in
2012.
"India always believes that peace and tranquility in the India-China border
is an important pre-requisite for smooth development of our bilateral
relations," Swaraj said, according to a transcript of her remarks released
by her office.
"We will continue to engage with the Chinese side through diplomatic
channels to find a mutually acceptable solution."
Early in June, according to the Chinese interpretation of events, Indian
guards crossed into China's Donglang region and obstructed work on a road on
the plateau.
The two sides' troops then confronted each other close to a valley
controlled by China that separates India from its close ally, Bhutan, and
gives China access to the so-called Chicken's Neck, a thin strip of land
connecting India and its remote northeastern regions.
India has said it warned China that construction of the road near their
common border would have serious security implications.
In a separate statement, China's Defence Ministry said China had shown
goodwill and that its forces had exercised utmost restraint, but warned "
restraint has a bottom line" and that India must dispel any illusions.
"No country should underestimate the Chinese military's confidence in and
ability to fulfil its mission of safeguarding peace, and should not
underestimate the Chinese military's determination and will to defend the
country's sovereignty, security and development interests," it said.
Despite China's numerous diplomatic representations, its foreign ministry
said, India has not only not withdrawn its troops but has also been making "
unreasonable demands" and is not sincere about a resolution.
"If India really cherishes peace, it ought to immediately withdraw its
personnel who have illegally crossed the border into the Indian side."
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is to visit China early in September for
a summit of BRICS leaders.
Indian officials say about 300 soldiers from either side are facing each
other about 150 meters (yards) apart on the plateau.
They have told Reuters that both sides' diplomats have quietly engaged to
try to keep the stand-off from escalating, and that India's ambassador to
Beijing is leading the effort to find a way for both sides to back down
without loss of face.
Chinese state media have warned India of a fate worse than the defeat it
suffered in a brief border war in 1962.
China's military has held live fire drills close to the disputed area, and
state television on Friday said more exercises had been conducted recently,
though did not give an exact location.
The official China Daily said in a Friday editorial that China was not in
the mood for a fight, noting how the stand off has been "unusually
restrained".
"However, if good manners do not work, in the end, it may be necessary to
rethink our approach. Sometimes a head-on blow may work better than a
thousand pleas in waking up a dreamer," the English-language paper added.
http://www.business-standard.com/article/economy-policy/india-building-up-troops-supplies-along-border-amid-doklam-stand-off-alleges-china-117080400264_1.html | t********1
发帖数: 3150 | | l*******1
发帖数: 16217 | 3 尼玛，烙印这是蛤蟆吃了秤砣，铁了心要和中国干了，
莫迪要做印度的小平 | y****o
发帖数: 1535 | 4 就怕阿三耍赖皮不打
阿三最厉害的武功就是非暴力不合作
他强由他强，清风拂山冈。他横任他横，明月照大江。 | l*******1
发帖数: 16217 | 5 就是把中国当年反水苏联，搞摩擦的那一套再和中国搞一遍，获得西方的支持和投资，
当年美国和苏联在70-80年代力量不占优的情况下，拉拢中国，搞苏联，
这回就开始拉拢印度，搞中国，
看看中国怎么应对吧，
这个想在看来绝对不是像简单的边境冲突，印度在里面是有长久的政治诉求的， | C***3
发帖数: 1719 | 6 没记错的话墓地访美回来不久就整出这个幺蛾子了吧？
【在 l*******1 的大作中提到】
: 就是把中国当年反水苏联，搞摩擦的那一套再和中国搞一遍，获得西方的支持和投资，
: 当年美国和苏联在70-80年代力量不占优的情况下，拉拢中国，搞苏联，
: 这回就开始拉拢印度，搞中国，
: 看看中国怎么应对吧，
: 这个想在看来绝对不是像简单的边境冲突，印度在里面是有长久的政治诉求的，
| s*****r
发帖数: 43070 | | j****3
发帖数: 2836 | 8 简单，先把洞郎对面10来万阿三全轰了，他就该知道自己的分量不够参与这种三国游戏
。当年美国拉中国是因为中国敢和苏联干架而不吃大亏，阿三现在和中国干只有挨打的
份儿。我看他更可能落得个十年两山轮战越南的下场，和中国干几年，就彻底错失发展
经济的时间几年。
【在 l*******1 的大作中提到】
: 就是把中国当年反水苏联，搞摩擦的那一套再和中国搞一遍，获得西方的支持和投资，
: 当年美国和苏联在70-80年代力量不占优的情况下，拉拢中国，搞苏联，
: 这回就开始拉拢印度，搞中国，
: 看看中国怎么应对吧，
: 这个想在看来绝对不是像简单的边境冲突，印度在里面是有长久的政治诉求的，
| t********1
发帖数: 3150 | 9 阿3连越南都比不上，至少越南没内部问题。阿3在东北地区就是占领军 |
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