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India, China begin orderly troop disengagement in eastern Ladakh: Chinese Foreign Ministry

China’s Foreign Ministry announced that Indian and Chinese troops have begun an orderly disengagement along the LAC in eastern Ladakh following recent resolutions. The process aims to ease tensions after multiple rounds of diplomatic talks and was endorsed by both nations’ leaders.

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China has confirmed that its military, alongside India’s, is progressing with troop disengagement along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh in what the Chinese Foreign Ministry described as an “orderly” manner, according to PTI. The development follows the resolution of certain key issues concerning the border, with both nations aiming for stability and de-escalation along the disputed region.

During a media briefing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian stated, “Currently, the Chinese and Indian frontier troops are implementing the resolutions in an orderly way.” While declining to reveal further details, Lin highlighted that both countries were adhering to their respective commitments in addressing and implementing the disengagement agreements.

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