"The Chinese government will make no concession on territorial sovereignty, and any country should not underestimate our resolve to uphold territorial sovereignty," said a commentary in the PLA Daily, reports Xinhua news agency.
Over 270 Indian troops crossed the Sikkim section of the China-India border and obstructed Chinese road work in Doklam on June 18. As of the end of July, over 40 Indian soldiers and one bulldozer remain in Chinese territory, it said.
Chinese troops have taken initial counter measures at the area and will step up targeted measures, the commentary said.
"The Chinese military does not demand a single inch of other's land and it won't give an inch of its own territory to others," it said.
"We have no intention of aggression or expansion. However, we have confidence in defeating all aggression."
The commentary urged India to acquire a clear understanding of the general trend of the world and contribute more to regional and world peace and development, instead of acting in reverse.
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