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From: Haim R. Branisteanu5/17/2021 12:13:25 PM
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In early May, China announced that the construction of a new village called Gyalaphug in Tibetan or Jieluobu in Chinese had been completed in the southern part of Tibet Autonomous Region. There is only one problem with this, Gyalaphug is situated in Bhutan, not in China.

And there is more. We read in Foreign Policy on May 7 that China is building three villages (including Gyalaphug), “66 miles of new roads, a small hydropower station, two Communist Party administrative centers, a communications base, a disaster relief warehouse, five military or police outposts, and what are believed to be a major signals tower, a satellite receiving station, a military base, and up to six security sites and outposts,” all in Bhutanese territory.

https://bitterwinter.org/china-occupies-sacred-land-in-bhutan-threatens-india/
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