Doklam standoff: China warns India against harbouring ‘illusions’, says be ‘practical’

In a press conference on Monday, Chinese defence ministry spokesperson Wu Qian said India should not "harbour any realistic illusions" about China's ability to defend its territory. He urged India to take "practical steps" and meet China halfway in safeguarding the border.
In a press conference on Monday, Chinese defence ministry spokesperson Wu Qian said India should not “harbour any realistic illusions” about China’s ability to defend its territory, reported news agency Reuters. He urged India to take “practical steps” and meet China halfway in safeguarding the border. Qian’s comments come amid a standoff between Indian and Chinese armies in the Doklam area of Sikkim.
“India should not leave things to luck and not harbour any unrealistic illusions,” Qian was quoted as saying by Reuters. “We strongly urge India to take practical steps to correct its mistake, cease provocations, and meet China halfway in jointly safeguarding the border region’s peace and tranquillity,” he added. The impasse began after Indian troops stopped China from building a road in a disputed region along the 3,500 kilometre-long border.

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