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India-China border dispute: Meetings of military officials continue, no progress on de-escalation
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June 18, 2020
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1:18Now PlayingAs the talks between military officials of India and China reached a stalemate yesterday, with neither side budging on their claim to the Galwan Valley area, the talks are now continuing between both. The army and government have said that both sides need to proceed with caution going ahead, however, there has been no progress on deescalation of the border tension yet. The Ministry of external affairs has issued a statement saying that the claims made by China over Galwan Valley are exaggerated and untenable, adding that both sides have agreed to handle the overall situation more responsibly. 20 soldiers of the Indian armed forces were martyred in the clash that broke out between the two nations at the border.
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