Depsang 'resolved', patrolling to 'agreed perceived LAC'. What India & China have agreed on
Immediate withdrawal of troops deployed along LAC unlikely, it is learnt. Thaw in ties could also set stage for Modi-Xi meet on sidelines of BRICS summit in Russia later this week. Key Points
ThePrintNarendra Modi, Xi Jinping agree to expedite disengagement along LAC
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping have agreed to an expeditious disengagement and de-escalation along the Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh, according to Foreign Secretary Vinay Mohan Kwatra. Modi highlighted India's concerns over unresolved issues along the India-China border and emphasized the importance of peace and tranquility in the region. Both leaders have instructed officials to intensify efforts for disengagement and de-escalation. This comes after multiple meetings between Doval and Wang to discuss the disengagement of troops and the future of political engagement. Key Points
Economic TimesAhead of SCO Defence Ministers meet, India-China hold 18th Corps Commander talks
Ahead of Shangai Cooperation Organisation Defence Ministers meet, India-China holds 18th Corps Commander talks. Read the full story on The Hindu. Key Points
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