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India, China Troops Disengage From Key Standoff Point In Ladakh
Indian and Chinese troops on Monday moved back their frontline troops to the rear locations from the face-off site of Patrolling Point 15 in the Gogra-Hotsprings area in eastern Ladakh.
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Monday Deadline For India, China To Move Troops Back: 10 Latest Facts
The disengagement of Indian and Chinese troops from Gogra-Hot Springs in Ladakh will be completed by Monday. The development comes ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Uzbekistan visit for the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, or SCO, summit.
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New Satellite Images Show China Vacating Military Camps At Ladakh
China has dismantled dozens of structures and moved vehicles to empty out entire camps along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) - the de facto border, where Indian and Chinese troops have been locked in a face-off since last summer, satellite images released on Wednesday show.
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Chinese Pullback At 2 More Ladakh Flashpoint Areas Complete: Sources
China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) on Thursday completed moving back its troops from the face-off sites in Gogra and Hot Springs in eastern Ladakh in line with the understanding reached with the Indian Army, and the two sides are set to hold high-level military talks to further de-escalate tension in the region, people familiar with the develop...
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Chinese Troops Withdraw 2 km In Galwan Valley, Show New Satellite Images
The Chinese soldiers' two-km withdrawal as part of the disengagement procedure in Ladakh has been backed up by high resolution satellite images from the bend of the Galwan river as it crosses the Line of Actual Control and flows into territory held by India in Ladakh. The disengagement process had started after Sunday's Special Representative-level...
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Why Chinese Troops Backed Down After PM Modi-President Xi Talks
Chinese President Xi Jinping ordered troops to move out of Ladakh after Prime Minister Narendra Modi raised the issue during talks with him on Thursday, according to government sources.
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India, China Troops Disengage From Key Standoff Point In Ladakh
Indian and Chinese troops on Monday moved back their frontline troops to the rear locations from the face-off site of Patrolling Point 15 in the Gogra-Hotsprings area in eastern Ladakh.
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Monday Deadline For India, China To Move Troops Back: 10 Latest Facts
The disengagement of Indian and Chinese troops from Gogra-Hot Springs in Ladakh will be completed by Monday. The development comes ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Uzbekistan visit for the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, or SCO, summit.
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New Satellite Images Show China Vacating Military Camps At Ladakh
China has dismantled dozens of structures and moved vehicles to empty out entire camps along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) - the de facto border, where Indian and Chinese troops have been locked in a face-off since last summer, satellite images released on Wednesday show.
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Chinese Pullback At 2 More Ladakh Flashpoint Areas Complete: Sources
China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) on Thursday completed moving back its troops from the face-off sites in Gogra and Hot Springs in eastern Ladakh in line with the understanding reached with the Indian Army, and the two sides are set to hold high-level military talks to further de-escalate tension in the region, people familiar with the develop...
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Chinese Troops Withdraw 2 km In Galwan Valley, Show New Satellite Images
The Chinese soldiers' two-km withdrawal as part of the disengagement procedure in Ladakh has been backed up by high resolution satellite images from the bend of the Galwan river as it crosses the Line of Actual Control and flows into territory held by India in Ladakh. The disengagement process had started after Sunday's Special Representative-level...
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Why Chinese Troops Backed Down After PM Modi-President Xi Talks
Chinese President Xi Jinping ordered troops to move out of Ladakh after Prime Minister Narendra Modi raised the issue during talks with him on Thursday, according to government sources.
