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India and China Disengagement: India stocking up to stay for another Winter
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July 26, 2021
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4:33Now PlayingDevelopments in India and China inch closer to Ladakh disengagement, as government officials said, there is no attempt by china to breach the Feburay agreement to withdraw troops from Pangong Tso. According to officials, a contingency plan is ready in any case of breach by China. According to sources, India and China are likely to discuss the Gogra and Hotsprings flashpoints in the next round of talks. According to an Economic Times report, 'The Indian position has been for a “comprehensive de-escalation” of tensions in Eastern Ladakh that cropped up in April last year after PLA moved close to 50,000 troops near the border and attempted to breach the Line of Actual Control (LAC). Talks had been stuck as China was insisting on the withdrawal of additional troops brought in by both sides, followed by talks on specific flashpoints'. Listen in!
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