It has been more than a year since the military stand-off between the two sides erupted in eastern Ladakh on May 5In a clear and unambiguous message to China, Army Chief General M.M. “We are very clear that no de-escalation can take place before disengagement at all friction points. India and China have signed a number of border agreements which have been unilaterally breached by the People’s Liberation Army,” he said. The military standoff began at multiple friction points on May 5 last year. Both the militaries are now engaged in talks to extend the disengagement process to the remaining friction points.

Source: The Hindu May 28, 2021 22:57 UTC