A day before NSA Ajit Doval's visit to Beijing, China's foreign minister Wang Yi accused India of intrusion in Doklam, dimming prospects of an early resolution of the border stand-off. "The rights and wrongs are very clear," Wang said, claiming that senior Indian officials have "openly stated that Chinese troops did not enter Indian territory". "In other words, the Indian side admitted to entering Chinese territory," Wang further said in Bangkok on Monday.
A day before NSA Ajit Doval's visit to Beijing, China's foreign minister Wang Yi accused India of intrusion in Doklam, dimming prospects of an early resolution of the border stand-off. "The rights and wrongs are very clear," Wang said, claiming that senior Indian officials have "openly stated that Chinese troops did not enter Indian territory". "In other words, the Indian side admitted to entering Chinese territory," Wang further said in Bangkok on Monday.
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