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ACuriousPLAFan

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00CuriousObserver said:
According to Ayi, the 056As weren't a gift or sale to Cambodia; those were just excuses and they're actually de facto deployments to the base.
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Interesting. In that case, would the Royal Cambodian Navy still receives any 056A FFLs from the PLAN?

In the meantime, maybe China can look forward to more "Joint Support and Training Centers" elsewhere.
 
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00CuriousObserver said:
According to Ayi, the 056As weren't a gift or sale to Cambodia; those were just excuses and they're actually de facto deployments to the base.
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Also, Cambodia has some restrictions in its constitution with regards to foreign troops on its soil. Note the difference between the name of this base and the one in Djibouti: 中国人民解放军驻吉布提保障基地 vs 中柬云壤港联合保障和训练中心 -- People's Liberation Army Support Base in Djibouti vs China-Cambodia Ream Port Joint Support and Training Center.
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I heard that china will have exclusive access to like 1/3 of the ream base. Does anyone know anything about this? Where did they get this information from or what are they basing such claims off? leaked documents or anonymous interviews by RFA/VOA etc? lol
 
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In the latest 察话会, Yankee talked about the S26T submarine for Thailand and noted that the Thai submarine base is too big if it's intended for use by just one country. I quote: 当那艘潜艇入列的时候，我很好奇那个潜艇基地会叫什么, hinting that it could potentially become a joint submarine base between China and Thailand.
 
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So, the 3rd or even 4th base incoming? :eek:

In a viral video, Yunus suggests that China establish a base in Bangladesh.
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During his four-day trip to China, Bangladesh’s Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus said Northeast India is “landlocked”, with “no way to reach out to the ocean”.
Batting for an “extension of the Chinese economy”, he said Bangladesh is the “only guardian of the ocean for all this region”.
“Seven states of India, eastern part of India, called seven sisters… they are landlocked country, landlocked region of India. They have no way to reach out to the ocean,” Yunus said.
“We are the only guardian of the ocean for all this region. So this opens up a huge possibility. So this could be an extension of the Chinese economy. Build things, produce things, market things, bring things to China, bring it out to the whole rest of the world,” the Bangladesh leader added.
Clips of the video where Yunus can be heard making the remarks were shared by the Bangladesh interim government on its social media handles.
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Source Video: (failed to find the raw speech video via google, using this X video for the moment.)

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1906572971881464160
 
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