Indian Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar held talks with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Thursday. In East Ladakh, there were discussions between the two about the dissolution and the Moscow agreement. The situation in East Ladakh has been tense since April last year, and has only recently improved. After several rounds of talks, troops from both countries separated from the northern and southern parts of Pangong Son. All together, the weapons that had been deployed there for months were also withdrawn. The Indian army returned to the Finger 3, while the Chinese army returned to the Finger 8.
Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar tweeted about the conversation, “This afternoon I spoke with Foreign Minister Wang Yi. The implementation of the Moscow treaty was discussed and the status of inactivity has been examined.” Said.
Commenting on the disability, Foreign Ministry spokesman Srivastava said that “unilateral change in the status quo has been prevented.” Do not misinterpret each other’s re-storage. There is no change in our position on the Virtual Control Line (LAC). ”
He spoke with Wang Yi, the state councilor and foreign minister, this afternoon. The implementation of our Moscow Agreement has been discussed and the status of inactivity reviewed.
– Dr. S. Jaishankar (r DRS Jaishankar) February 25, 2021
On the other hand, after the separation from Pangong So, there are now talks of dissolving India and China from other areas. Recently, senior military commanders from both countries held talks for 16 hours. The meeting on the Chinese side of Moldova was discussed at the Gogra Heights, Hot Springs and Depsang Plains on both sides. In a joint statement, the two countries said military withdrawal from the Pangong Lake area was an important step in addressing other issues along the virtual control line in the Western region.
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