Indian and Chinese troops disengaging from western Himalayan area, says India

India-China Begin Disengagement from Gogra-Hotsprings

The year-long impasse in the talks has ended. Will it lead to a Modi-Xi summit on the sidelines of the SCO summit in Samarkand?

Indian and Chinese troops pull back from disputed Himalayan border area

Forces disengaging in Gogra-Hot Springs area as peace talks since 2020 clashes carry on

Indian and Chinese troops disengage from tense Himalayan border

Military commanders held 'frank' exchanges of views at meetings to resolve the border standoff in July

India, China Withdraw Troops from Disputed Himalayan Border Area

Indian and Chinese troops are pulling back from one of the several disputed border areas in the Himalayan mountains where they have been locked in a standoff for over two years. The Indian Defense Ministry said in a statement Thursday evening that troops had begun to disengage from the area of Gogra-Hotsprings “in a coordinated and planned way, which is conducive to peace and tranquility in the border areas.” The announcement marks a step forwar…

Indian, Chinese troops pull back from western Himalayan area

Military disengagement from Gogra-Hot Springs border area comes ahead of expected Xi Jinping, Narendra Modi meeting.

Indian and Chinese troops disengaging from disputed border area, New Delhi says

Indian and Chinese troops have begun disengaging from the Gogra-Hotsprings border area in the western Himalayas, the Indian government said Thursday, two years after clashes at the frontier strained diplomatic ties.