A man walks inside a conference room used for meetings between military commanders of China and India, at the Indian side of the Indo-China border at Bumla, in the northeastern Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh, November 11, 2009. REUTERS/Adnan Abidi/File Photo
International Business Times: China Threatens India With War As Border Dispute Continues
The relationship between India and China seemed to worsen Wednesday when the Chinese Foreign Ministry said that 53 people and an Indian bulldozer was in China's territory and advised India to pull them back. This followed a warning Tuesday when an editorial in the state-run China Daily said that the "countdown to a clash between the two forces has begun."
"India should withdraw its troops and equipment. Regardless of how many Indian troops have trespassed into and stayed in Chinese territory, they have gravely infringed on China's sovereignty," the ministry said, the Global Times reported.
The China Daily editorial said the clock was ticking and that it seemed like a clash would be “an inevitable conclusion” between the two prominent Asian countries if India did pull back its troops from the disputed Doklam region.
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More News On The Border Dispute Between China And India
Diplomacy fails to defuse India, China border crisis: sources -- Reuters
India-China tension at shared border with Bhutan steps up -- RFI
India, China continue to militarily reinforce positions but no evacuation of border villages yet -- The India Times
Indian Army Asks Villagers to Vacate Areas Near Doklam Amid Border Standoff With China: Report -- India.com
In Escalating Standoff, Indian Army Orders People Near Chinese Border To Vacate Village -- Zero Hedge
53 Indian troops, one bulldozer illegally remain in Chinese territory: Chinese FM -- Global Times
China deploys 800 soldiers near Doklam area, flaunts presence of its troops -- The Asian Age
Second India-China war in 2018? Here's the war blueprint if it happens -- India Today
Is India's Military Actually Ready for War With China? -- The Diplomat
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