Doklam. ... In June 2017 a military standoff occurred between China and India as China attempted to extend a road on the Doklam plateau southwards near the Doka La pass and Indian troops moved in to prevent the Chinese. India claimed to have acted on behalf of Bhutan, with which
which it has a 'special relationship'.
The incursion that happened in 2017 is verified via satellite images & it's in that very position, Chinese troops now. So, the failed state was agreed yo their place of interest ( That's what we call failure of a state machinery).
The incursion that happened in 2017 is verified via satellite images & it's in that very position, Chinese troops now. So, the failed state was agreed yo their place of interest ( That's what we call failure of a state machinery).
Since 5th to 11th of May, 2020, the chinese troops went on their invasion so as to get in to 5 kms of Indian union. Why didn' t lndian state block it? (Again, a state of losers'). After #Doklam unrest in 2017, there were 2 diplomatic summits held between India & China, one at
#Wuhan (2018) & other at #Mahabalipuram, herein. The #PM, #DM & #NSA must answer to the people of India on what benefits have gained owing to these!? A pact of retreat was signed between both at #Mahabalipuram & India withdrew army from the place of tension but China not! Why
Parliament during #CAB announcement that India will retrieve #AksaiChin ,a region captured in 1962 by Chinese.! Do kindly hold your blabbers.
@threadreaderapp roll it out.....
