India, China agree to ease border tensions:

India, China agree to ease border tensions:

India and China agree to reduce border tensions According to a report by a foreign news agency, the two countries' defense ministers have agreed to work towards easing tensions along the border, Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh and Chinese General Wei Fengi said on Friday. The meeting took place on the sidelines of the SCO summit in Moscow, the Indian Ministry of Defense said in a statement, adding that the two countries agreed that neither side should take any further action. Either the situation worsens or things get tense in the border areas.

On the other hand, the Chinese Ministry of Defense confirmed the meeting, saying that General Wei Feng said that the two sides should promote peace and stability and work to reduce the current tensions, responsible for the recent tensions. Dar is entirely India but China is committed to safeguarding its national sovereignty and territory, India should strengthen the control of its forces, refrain from provocative actions and also deliberately refrain from beating drums and spreading negative information.

It should be noted that after a clash between the two countries in June, additional troops were deployed along the border through the western Himalayas, during which 20 Indian soldiers were killed in an unarmed battle. Did not release casualty figures for its army. Troops have been stationed in the western Himalayan region for months, with both sides blaming each other for violating the Line of Actual Control. Earlier, on June 20, 20 Indian soldiers were killed during tensions in the Galvan Valley. Both sides later agreed to withdraw.