China is preparing a limited war against India within the next two weeks to drive out Indian soldiers from the controversial region of Doklam.
Beijing … News Time
An article published in China’s official newspaper Global Times states that China is preparing a limited war against India within the next 2 weeks to withdraw Indian soldiers from the controversial region of Doklam. Between June and India, there was a tension since June last year when India’s army entered Doklam, a controversial region between Bhutan and China. Global Times quotes Hu Zhiyong of the researcher of Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences that current military breakthrough between India and China in China Doklam will not be released for many days. Indian soldiers can start a limited military operation within two weeks to get out of Doklam. Quoting Hu Zhiyong has added that the Chinese government will inform India’s Foreign Ministry before launching military action against India. Global Times has been stressed in its editorial editorial statement, saying that India has challenged a country that is more powerful than that. Modi should know about the great power of Chinese army and its equipment. The Indian Army has no comparison with the Chinese army. Chinese Ministry of Defense spokesman further said that India was not in any misunderstandings by using delayed resentment. And India should not even guess China’s confidence and defense capabilities because China is capable of defending its sovereignty and interests. A video was broadcast on Chinese TV on Friday 4th August, in which Chinese troops were shown combat exercises at an unknown place in Tibet. Meanwhile, India has said that China should be resolved through disputes. India’s External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj gave this statement in the Parliament, saying that India emphasizes the solution of mutual differences through dialogue. Sushma Swaraj said that if India and China will have a fair decision on border tensions so it will become China’s engraving and crisis. Pointing to India’s full-fledged tactic, he said that war is not a solution to any problem because negotiation and dialogue with all countries is the first priority of India’s foreign policy. It is clear that China has scattered 2 Indian check posts in the Sukkur’s Duklam-ul-Quran area, and opposing the road to the border. After the Indian troops entered the Chinese border, the tension between the two countries has increased.
