China Will Withdraw Troops from Depsang-Gogra
Top military officials from India and China met again to resolve issues along the Line of Control (LAC) and withdraw troops. Although the issue has not been fully resolved after 16 hours of talks, military sources have indicated that the meeting is positive.
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The tenth round of top military officials of India and China held a 16-hour meeting on Saturday to resolve the border issue. The meeting, held in Moldo, across the Line of Control (LoC) in the Chushul sector, discussed the withdrawal of troops from several places, including Depsang Valley, Gogra Heights and Hot Springs. Earlier, India and China had a long-running dispute over Pangong Tso. After nine rounds of talks between the two countries, everyone has recently started withdrawing troops.
According to Indian military sources, the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) has already evacuated a large number of its troops, hundreds of tanks and armored vehicles, and Hausar. All Chinese tanks, howitzer cannons have been moved to Finger Point No. 8 near Pangong Lake. However, the upper echelons of the Indian Army are keeping a close eye on the situation at all times. They are also changing such steps and strategies. And after Pangong, the two countries sat down to discuss other disputed areas. It remains to be seen whether the Chinese will start withdrawing troops from these areas as well.
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