China threatened India with war if Indian troops did not leave the disputed plateau in the Himalayas.

This was stated by the head of the Center for International Cooperation on Security Issues of the Ministry of Defense of the PRC Zhou Bo.

It is reported that Zhou Bo and Major General of the Indian Army, retired Ashok Mehta, took part in the debates on CGTN, during which the Indian general said that Chinese media are writing aggressive articles about India, drawing into the conflict.

"You are in China, and if you do not want war, you must leave our territory," the Chinese military.

According to him, in 24 rounds of talks, Bhutan never questioned the fact that this is a Chinese territory.

Tensions between China and India around the situation on the plateau The reports, the mining site on the convergence of the borders of China, India and Bhutan, persists from the beginning of June. China began to build an automobile road through a plateau, provoking a protest from Bhutan. A few days later, Indian soldiers, with whom Bhutan had friendly relations, crossed the state border and, after a short skirmish, were forced out of the area by the reports of the Chinese military.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China later reported that the site where the road was being built was again under the control of the Chinese military.