Conflict of Interest - Indo-China Border Feud - Nepal-China Border Feud - Bhutan-China Border Feud - Mongolia-China Border Feud
China-Nepal Border Feud
China has a border dispute with all of its neighbours, except iron brother Pakistan. China slowly encroached on small acres of land from its neighbours to increase its periphery. China gets success against all of its neighbours. China was involved in a couple of border skirmishes with Russia with little success. Indo-Chian border clashes happened quite frequently. Now India started to show its volt faces and drub Chinese army to black and blue. Now both the country signed a truce to deescalate the border tension. But the same thing is not applicable to other small neighbours. Nepal, Bhutan, Brunei, Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam paid price for being minnows comparing to volatile, voluminous China. Nepal is a small country with a feeble economy on the lap of the Himalayas, with a population of 28 million. In September 2020, a regiment of PLA occupied Limi, a small territory of Nepal and raised 9 buildings Limi is not the last addition of Chinese encroachment of Nepalese land. China already occupied Dolakha, Gorkha, Darchua, Sidhupalchowk, Sankhuwasabha and Rasuwa. Nepal fails to take any military action against China and signed an accord with China to solve all the border-related problems amicably. Nepali people fails to b, encircled by India and Chiarook Chinese encroachment and carried out a protest in front of the Chinese embassy in Kathmandu. Nepal should take the help of its big brother India to secure the border area and withstand any further encroachment by the Chinese army.
China-Bhutan border Dispute
Bhutan is a small Himalayan nation with a population of 0.75 million encircled by India and China. Bhutan is economically dependent on India. In accord with the 1970s bilateral pact signed between India-Bhutan, India is responsible for the safety and security of Bhutan. In 2017, China tries to encroached Doklam, a small territory sandwiched between the Chumbi valley of China and Nathan Valley of India. Bhutan claims the Doklam as part of its territory. Indian army with weapons and two bulldozers entered into the disputed zone and stopped Chinese construction. The standoff between the Indian army and PLA continued for two and half months. Later both side withdrew their forces and reached an amicable settlement. In July 2020, China claims Sakteng Wildlife Sanctuary, which was never disputed by any other Chinese regime. Chinese foreign ministry stated that the area was not properly demarcated and looking for a package solution. Bhutanese administration refutes the Chinese claims and asked the Chinese embassy in India not to raise any dispute over undisputed territory.
China-Mongolia Border Dispute
Mongolia declared independence after the fall of the Quing dynasty of China in 1921. In 1946 China recognised Mongolia as an independent state and became the biggest trading partner of the latter. The relation took a downward spiral during the 1960s Sino-Soviet skirmishes and Mongolia sided with the former USSR. The relation between Mongolia and China declined sharply during the 1970s. Chinese regime claims Ghenghis Khan belongs to the Yuan dynasty. Mongolia expelled Chinese immigrants from outer Mongolia, as they are hand in arms of Chinese expansionist policy. The relation between the two countries was normalised during the 1980s.
China has a border dispute with 15 neighbours including Russia. China does not recognise the Republic of China (Taiwan) as a separate state. Multiple times Chinese airforce trespasses Taiwan air space. China artificially creates border disputes with neighbours to increase its periphery and tries to dominate the whole of Southeast Asia and the Indo-Pacific region.
In recent skirmishes with dominating Chines army, India emerged as a power to reckon with. Now India has started to produce most of the weapons indigenously. Indian prime minister Modi has taken the preemptive approach to handling the Chinese force. Chinese premier Xi Jinping wanted to dominate India and spreads its tentacle in the South China Sea. China emerged as a dominating force in South China Sea region. Coerced minnows like Vietnam, Philippines, threatening Taiwan. The valour of the Indian army enthused Taiwan. India already started to export supersonic cruise missile Brahmos to countries like Taiwan, Vietnam, Philippines. The newly emboldened approach of exporting weapons to friendly countries will boost the economy and fulfil the long-cherished dream of converting herself from weapon importer to weapon exporter. Recently India exported the radar system to war-ravaged Armenia.
India is in the process of developing the hypersonic cruise missile Akash. All-weather friend Russia will hand over S400 antiballistic missile defence system to India in the mids of 2021. India already procured Israel made antiballistic missile defence system Dooms. In the year 2020 India will have a three-pronged antiballistic missile defence system. India baffled China's effort to capture a significant area of Ladakh. China now facing an uphill task of vigil the area between finger four to finger eight during the harsh winter. PLA is the foot soldier of the Communist regime. They are dedicated to the Communist regime of China not the People Republic of China and quite incapable to deal with a vigorous Indian army, which is numero uno in mountain warfare. China is capable of pursuing propaganda war through its government-controlled national media Global Times, which spews venom on India, the Indian economy, the army and prime minister Narendra Modi.
India wants to dominate in the Indian Ocean to marginalize China. Quad which is the alliance of four countries India, USA, Japan and Australia conducted a naval exercise in the Malabar region. India will introduce its third aircraft carrier to the Indian ocean in 2030. This will alter India as a robust naval power in the region. India will be the third country followed by the USA, China to have more than two aircraft carriers. Collaboration with the USA and Israel will repair the chinks of the Indian defence system. India needs to develop all the arms and weapons indigenously to meet the demands of the army, navy and air force. Strong India will deter China and work as a talisman for small nations like Vietnam, the Philippines, Taiwan, Nepal, Bhutan.


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