July 6, 2020: After multiple rounds of military talks between India and China following the face-off in Ladakh’s Galwan Valley, Chinese Foreign Minister said, “China & India have made progress coming up with effective measures for frontline troops to disengage & deescalate the border situation at the 3rd commander-level talks between the two militaries on June 30.”
This comes amid the report that Chinese troops have moved back personnel and tents by 1-2 kilometres at some of the friction points along the Line of Actual Control border between India and China.
Chinese Army has moved back tents, vehicles and troops from locations where disengagement was agreed upon at Corps Commander level talks, according to the sources.
Chinese heavy armoured vehicles are still present in some areas along Galwan River. Indian Army is monitoring the situation with caution, sources said.
The development comes a week after top military commanders of the two countries met in Chushul on the Indian side of the LAC in a bid to salvage an agreement reached earlier in June on de-escalation of tensions and a disengagement of troops on both sides.
The first agreement on the de-escalation of tensions was reached on 6 June at a meeting of top military commanders in Moldo at the Chinese side of the LAC. But the process was interrupted by a major clash along the LAC between troops of both countries. It left 20 Indian army personnel and an unspecified number of troops from the Chinese side dead.
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July 6, 2020: After multiple rounds of military talks between India and China following the face-off in Ladakh’s Galwan Valley, Chinese Foreign Minister said, “China & India have made progress coming
July 6, 2020: After multiple rounds of military talks between India and China following the face-off in Ladakh’s Galwan Valley, Chinese Foreign Minister said, “China & India have made progress coming up with effective measures for frontline troops to disengage & deescalate the border situation at the 3rd commander-level talks between the two militaries on June 30.”
Chinese Army has moved back tents, vehicles and troops from locations where disengagement was agreed upon at Corps Commander level talks, according to the sources.
Chinese heavy armoured vehicles are still present in some areas along Galwan River. Indian Army is monitoring the situation with caution, sources said.
The development comes a week after top military commanders of the two countries met in Chushul on the Indian side of the LAC in a bid to salvage an agreement reached earlier in June on de-escalation of tensions and a disengagement of troops on both sides.
The first agreement on the de-escalation of tensions was reached on 6 June at a meeting of top military commanders in Moldo at the Chinese side of the LAC. But the process was interrupted by a major clash along the LAC between troops of both countries. It left 20 Indian army personnel and an unspecified number of troops from the Chinese side dead.