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Okay, first of all, apologies for my incorrect post yesterday (below quoted one). I did some research on Doklam issue. Chinese have not made any ingress after India's objection. But the story does not ends here.
Bhutan protested but well, what else they can do?
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During Doklam-standoff, the Indian Army crossed into disputed Doklam territory (illegally occupied by Chinese) to stop road construction towards Zampelri ridge which overlooks the Siliguri corridor.
Picture taken from Doklam (chinese-occupied side)
27Deg, 17Min, 40Sec North, 88Deg, 55Min East Approx.
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Too long, Don't Read - No, China has not made any progress after India's objection in the 2017-Doklam standoff. The northern part of Doklam was already captured by Chinese illegally around 2004-2005. Chinese tried to capture Southern-part which overlooks Siliguri corridor and was stopped by India.
I hate to spoil everyone's mood here.
I was looking at the Doklam plateau, post-2017 standoff, and to my utter surprise, the whole plateau has been captured by Chinese!
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I mean, has the whole posturing and standoff by the Indian military on behalf of Bhutan a whole waste? What was the Indian military doing?
Here's the fun thing, Doklam area is disputed between China & Bhutan, but by 2005 (some reports say even earlier) China illegally ingressed into the northern part of Doklam plateau and made road till Indian BoP Doka La.Dhoklam plateau was always under their control. Stand-off occurred when they tried to extend the road into indian territory.
Bhutan protested but well, what else they can do?
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During Doklam-standoff, the Indian Army crossed into disputed Doklam territory (illegally occupied by Chinese) to stop road construction towards Zampelri ridge which overlooks the Siliguri corridor.
Picture taken from Doklam (chinese-occupied side)
Search for Doklam plateau in Google Earth.Give me the coordinates please.
27Deg, 17Min, 40Sec North, 88Deg, 55Min East Approx.
Bold - Touche buddy Corrected it now.Every satellite wala expert claims different things.
It's difficult to identify ground reality based on their coordinates which can be from anywhere.
Few days back you were claiming that we should not depend on osint information now you are claiming based on that only?
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Too long, Don't Read - No, China has not made any progress after India's objection in the 2017-Doklam standoff. The northern part of Doklam was already captured by Chinese illegally around 2004-2005. Chinese tried to capture Southern-part which overlooks Siliguri corridor and was stopped by India.