India-China standoff: Both sides likely to see disengagement near Patrolling Point 15, say sources
India-China standoff: Both sides likely to see disengagement near Patrolling Point 15, say sources
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India-China standoff: Both sides likely to see disengagement near Patrolling Point 15, say sources
Among other issues to begin the disengagement process along the Line of Actual Control
NEW DELHI, July 17: India today strongly pressed for early disengagement of troops from all the remaining friction points in Eastern Ladakh at the 16th round of high-level military talks with China, which took place after a gap of over four months. In the discussions that lasted for around 12-and-a-half hours, the Indian delegation also insisted on the restoration of the status quo ante as of April 2020 — before the start of the military standoff, people familiar with the […]
The talks began at 9:30 am at the Chushul Moldo meeting point on the Indian side of the LAC in the region, and ended at around 10 pm, news agency PTI reported.
The 15th round of talks in March had failed to achieve any breakthrough in further disengagement from the friction points in Ladakh