Since the confrontation, the two nations have increased their military preparations by bringing in tens of thousands of soldiers and powerful weapons.
Digital Desk: On July 17, the 16th round of
Corps Commander-level negotiations between China and India is anticipated. Lt
Gen A Sengupta, commander of the Fire and Fury Corps, will represent the Indian
side.
The purpose of the conference will be to talk
about disengaging from conflict zones along the Line of Actual Control in
eastern Ladakh. Such a meeting was last conducted on March 11th.
After a bloody altercation in the Pangong lake areas, the
troops of the two countries engaged in a border standoff on May 5, 2020.
Following the battles in the Galwan Valley on June 15, 2020, the standoff
intensified.
A day ago, The two countries' military
leaders and diplomats are currently in talks to resolve their border disputes,
according to external affairs minister S. Jaishankar.
"We have been very explicit and very
effective in the last two years in assuring that no attempt will be made by us
to change the status quo unilaterally on the line of actual control," he
continued.
Since the confrontation, the two nations have
increased their military preparations by bringing in tens of thousands of
soldiers and powerful weapons.
The two parties finished the disengagement process in the
north and south banks of the Pangong lake as well as in the Gogra region last
year as a result of numerous military and diplomatic discussions.
Each side currently has around 50,000 to 60,000 troops
along the LAC in the sensitive sector.
