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China's Most Advanced Stealth Fighters Deployed 150 Km From Sikkim
Satellite images gathered on May 27 show that China has deployed its most advanced J-20 stealth fighter jets less than150 kilometres from the boundary with India in Sikkim.
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"Sikkim, Arunachal Stable But...": Top Army Officer Amid LAC Tensions
Amid India-China border tension, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief (GOC-in-C) Eastern Command RP Kalita on Friday said that the situation in both Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh is stable now but unpredictable because of the boundary issue.
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IAF Deploys Apache Choppers To Guard Borders With China In Sikkim
The Indian Air Force (IAF), in a first, on Thursday deployed its most advanced Apache fighter helicopters in Sikkim, a frontier state with China. Two of four districts in Sikkim - North and East Sikkim - share boundaries with China along the eastern sector of the Line of Actual Control, along with Arunachal Pradesh.
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Behaviour Of Chinese Troops "Provocative And Disturbing": US Backs India
The US has backed India amidst a flare-up of boundary tensions with China with a top diplomat describing Beijing's aggression as "not always rhetorical" and accusing it of continuing with its "provocative and disturbing behaviour" to try to shift the status quo.
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India, China Should Ink New Boundary Pact In Sikkim: Chinese Military Analyst
Notwithstanding the Doklam standoff, Chinese military analysts have said that India and China should sign a new boundary convention in the Sikkim sector to replace the 1890 agreement and make it more contemporary.
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Won't Allow Anyone To Split China, Will Defeat All Invasions: Xi Jinping
China will never compromise on its sovereignty, security or development interests, President Xi Jinping said Tuesday at an Army Day celebration. His comments are significant in the middle of a prolonged standoff between India and China near the Sikkim Sector, which is approaching a third month.
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Sushma Swaraj 'Lied' In Parliament About Doklam Standoff: Chinese Media
Government-controlled Chinese media on Friday accused External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj of "lying" to Parliament over the month-long Doklam standoff when she said Beijing was trying to challenge India's security by changing the status of the intersection where the boundaries of China, India and Bhutan meet.
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'All Countries' With Us, Says Sushma Swaraj On Sikkim Standoff With China
Other countries back India in its standoff with China, said Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj today about the dispute at the border in Sikkim which began more than a month ago. The minister told parliament that "both sides must pull back troops and work things out with talks" while stressing that India's action is motivated by its need to protect its ...
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Indian Army Should Learn From 'Historical Lessons', Says China
China on Thursday asked India to withdraw its troops from the Donglong area in Sikkim sector as a precondition for a "meaningful dialogue" to settle the boundary issue, warning that the Indian Army should learn "historical lessons", in an oblique reference to the 1962 war.
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China Says Road Construction In Sikkim Sector 'Undoubtedly' On Its Side
China has justified the construction of a road in Sikkim, claiming that the area is "undoubtedly" located on its side of the border as per the 1890 Sino-British Treaty.
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China Claims Indian Troops Crossed Border, Blocks Pilgrims
China today accused Indian troops of "crossing the boundary" in the Sikkim region and demanded their immediate withdrawal, while asserting that it has shut down the Nathu La pass entry for Indian pilgrims travelling to Kailash Mansarovar because of the border standoff.
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China's Most Advanced Stealth Fighters Deployed 150 Km From Sikkim
Satellite images gathered on May 27 show that China has deployed its most advanced J-20 stealth fighter jets less than150 kilometres from the boundary with India in Sikkim.
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"Sikkim, Arunachal Stable But...": Top Army Officer Amid LAC Tensions
Amid India-China border tension, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief (GOC-in-C) Eastern Command RP Kalita on Friday said that the situation in both Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh is stable now but unpredictable because of the boundary issue.
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IAF Deploys Apache Choppers To Guard Borders With China In Sikkim
The Indian Air Force (IAF), in a first, on Thursday deployed its most advanced Apache fighter helicopters in Sikkim, a frontier state with China. Two of four districts in Sikkim - North and East Sikkim - share boundaries with China along the eastern sector of the Line of Actual Control, along with Arunachal Pradesh.
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Behaviour Of Chinese Troops "Provocative And Disturbing": US Backs India
The US has backed India amidst a flare-up of boundary tensions with China with a top diplomat describing Beijing's aggression as "not always rhetorical" and accusing it of continuing with its "provocative and disturbing behaviour" to try to shift the status quo.
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India, China Should Ink New Boundary Pact In Sikkim: Chinese Military Analyst
Notwithstanding the Doklam standoff, Chinese military analysts have said that India and China should sign a new boundary convention in the Sikkim sector to replace the 1890 agreement and make it more contemporary.
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Won't Allow Anyone To Split China, Will Defeat All Invasions: Xi Jinping
China will never compromise on its sovereignty, security or development interests, President Xi Jinping said Tuesday at an Army Day celebration. His comments are significant in the middle of a prolonged standoff between India and China near the Sikkim Sector, which is approaching a third month.
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Sushma Swaraj 'Lied' In Parliament About Doklam Standoff: Chinese Media
Government-controlled Chinese media on Friday accused External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj of "lying" to Parliament over the month-long Doklam standoff when she said Beijing was trying to challenge India's security by changing the status of the intersection where the boundaries of China, India and Bhutan meet.
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'All Countries' With Us, Says Sushma Swaraj On Sikkim Standoff With China
Other countries back India in its standoff with China, said Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj today about the dispute at the border in Sikkim which began more than a month ago. The minister told parliament that "both sides must pull back troops and work things out with talks" while stressing that India's action is motivated by its need to protect its ...
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Indian Army Should Learn From 'Historical Lessons', Says China
China on Thursday asked India to withdraw its troops from the Donglong area in Sikkim sector as a precondition for a "meaningful dialogue" to settle the boundary issue, warning that the Indian Army should learn "historical lessons", in an oblique reference to the 1962 war.
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China Says Road Construction In Sikkim Sector 'Undoubtedly' On Its Side
China has justified the construction of a road in Sikkim, claiming that the area is "undoubtedly" located on its side of the border as per the 1890 Sino-British Treaty.
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China Claims Indian Troops Crossed Border, Blocks Pilgrims
China today accused Indian troops of "crossing the boundary" in the Sikkim region and demanded their immediate withdrawal, while asserting that it has shut down the Nathu La pass entry for Indian pilgrims travelling to Kailash Mansarovar because of the border standoff.
