My guess is that the Indians can't do it.
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My guess is that the Indians can't do it.
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Time is running out for india !!!!
In another 5 years when Sichuan-Tibet rail way completes. india will be doomed to lose its entire north east states.
"There is concern in India now that with its railway network into and within Tibet expanding, and railway lines poised to soon reach the LAC, Beijing may feel emboldened to flex its military muscles more resolutely to unilaterally alter its border with India."
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Time is running out for india !!!!
In another 5 years when Sichuan-Tibet rail way completes. india will be doomed to lose its entire north east states.
"There is concern in India now that with its railway network into and within Tibet expanding, and railway lines poised to soon reach the LAC, Beijing may feel emboldened to flex its military muscles more resolutely to unilaterally alter its border with India."
So after settling the Aksai chin issue that too by the 1959 claim line China seems to be laying groundworks for North Arunachel/South tibet acquisition, 60 years of planning, patience and hardwork, It's scary how far sighted and disciplined the Chinese are.
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Time is running out for india !!!!
In another 5 years when Sichuan-Tibet rail way completes. india will be doomed to lose its entire north east states.
"There is concern in India now that with its railway network into and within Tibet expanding, and railway lines poised to soon reach the LAC, Beijing may feel emboldened to flex its military muscles more resolutely to unilaterally alter its border with India."
I doubt this is the case. I have a feeling China is more likely to offer the same deal to India as in the 1960s, where India recognize China's claims in Aksai Chin in exchange China will recognize the mcMahon line in the east.
If India had accepted the deal back then, there wouldn't be 1962 or any border clashes today. Nowadays you hear Indian media complaining how they are spending too much money on border defence and don't have enough money for their navy modernization. As if it's some devious Chinese conspiracy that forced them into it. Literally all they had to do was to accept China's offer, which had always been on the table for the past 60 years, and they get money for their new war ships.
Even if Aksai chin was officially part of India China would still go to war its the same reason why China annexed Tibet, Those who occupy Tibet Control China's Two Major Rivers and without Aksai Chin Tibet and Xinjiang are separated geographically, It's geopolitics as they say nothing personal just business, not sure Why China is interested in Arunachel though Tawang has large natural gas reserves and that's it, Don't know what they're seeing there
They cheered too early.
The details are slowly spilling out - with a possibility of a supposed win only in the Northern PTso. Let's hope their leaders can sell it properly.
But I'm more perplexed by their attempts to paint China as the sole aggressor for the happenings last year.
Even a layman without much hours on history would be quick to realize that it's India rather than China, who got the reasons, chance and situations to attempt an aggression.
I welcome some points from those who defend the Indian narrative on this.
1. Abrogation of Article 370 and claims of getting Aksai Chin back by Indian politicians.
2. Coupled and followed up with border infrastructure buildup by India. (Note that China has already built a good infrastructure, but India showed great vigour these few years almost as if trying to do something drastic)
3. The hangover of a brief standoff at Galwan that saw China taking a step back. China is evermore alerted to the real target of India.
4. The Global as well as Internal situation of China is under a question mark. Trade, Health, Economy, Territorial integrity, Global image all are under attack in China. Very rarely does a situation like this arise. (There is also the Trump factor, defending India throughout)
5. China proceeds to responds to the aggression in and around Pangong Tso. Colonel Babu and Co gets killed under very suspicious circumstances.
I hope I didn't miss anything. How can anyone going through this claim that China is the one to fault here?
The details are slowly spilling out - with a possibility of a supposed win only in the Northern PTso. Let's hope their leaders can sell it properly.
But I'm more perplexed by their attempts to paint China as the sole aggressor for the happenings last year.
Even a layman without much hours on history would be quick to realize that it's India rather than China, who got the reasons, chance and situations to attempt an aggression.
I welcome some points from those who defend the Indian narrative on this.
1. Abrogation of Article 370 and claims of getting Aksai Chin back by Indian politicians.
2. Coupled and followed up with border infrastructure buildup by India. (Note that China has already built a good infrastructure, but India showed great vigour these few years almost as if trying to do something drastic)
3. The hangover of a brief standoff at Galwan that saw China taking a step back. China is evermore alerted to the real target of India.
4. The Global as well as Internal situation of China is under a question mark. Trade, Health, Economy, Territorial integrity, Global image all are under attack in China. Very rarely does a situation like this arise. (There is also the Trump factor, defending India throughout)
5. China proceeds to responds to the aggression in and around Pangong Tso. Colonel Babu and Co gets killed under very suspicious circumstances.
I hope I didn't miss anything. How can anyone going through this claim that China is the one to fault here?
As now no patrolling Finger 3-8. India has to withdrawal from its own territory to create a buffer zone
I just don't understand this paragraph. You replied to my post so I guess you're responding to something I said. But, why do you bring up Tibet or the "Two Major Rivers"? Why would it be personal? I guess you're Indian?
You also seem to suggest that Arunachel is worthless land and is questioning why China is interested there. If Indians don't want Arunachel then return it to China. It makes things whole lot easier.
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