China and India faced each other! They clashed in the border region… There are injured |
On December 9, clashes between elements of the two countries took place in the disputed border region of China and India in the Himalayas. Soldiers from both sides were injured in the clash along the Line of Actual Control (LAC).
ANI News news reports that the Indian commander in the region held a meeting with his Chinese counterpart to discuss the issue of “restoring peace and tranquility”.
The mutual withdrawal of troops from the disputed Himalayan border region between China and India ended on September 14.
In a statement on September 8, India Ministry of Defence announced that the troops in the border region began to withdraw in a coordinated and planned manner.
The statement said that the decision to withdraw was made in the 16th round of talks between the two countries at the level of corps commanders in July.
After withdrawal, 2020In May 2008, all areas that caused friction between the parties in the western part of the De facto Line of Control, which defines the indefinite border between the two countries, were abandoned.
The sides had earlier withdrawn their troops from both sides of the Galwan Valley and Pangong Lake in eastern Ladakh region.
The removal process was created in the regions military including the destruction of facilities and infrastructure elements.
15 June 2020in the clash between Indian and Chinese soldiers in the Galwan valley in the Ladakh region 20 Indian soldier perished has been China has 4 soldiers in the conflict perished announced that.
After the conflict, the two countries military formations were vigilant on the border, Indiaweather type missile defense system, and China has deployed howitzers and tanks.
This tension was intensified by the “war” discourses in the public opinion of the countries with the largest armies in the world.
The two countries to reduce the tension on the border military negotiations between the delegations have started.
The unclear border line between China and India, surrounded by the Himalayan mountains, leads to sovereignty disputes between the countries. The 3,500-kilometer border, which spans rivers, lakes, glaciers and snow-capped peaks, often brings the sides face to face.
Beijing claims 90,000 square kilometers of territory in Arunachal Pradesh, which India calls “South Tibet”, while New Delhi maintains that 38,000 square kilometers of the Aksai-Chin plateau are occupied by China.
The parties have been unable to resolve their sovereignty disputes for many years. (AA)
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