After a prolonged four-year standoff, India and China have successfully completed border disengagement, marking a significant step towards easing tensions in the region. The agreement includes the withdrawal of troops and military equipment from contested areas, paving the way for improved diplomatic relations. This development is expected to enhance stability along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) and foster cooperation between the two nations moving forward.

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The Chinese Foreign Ministry said on Friday that troops have withdrawn from four locations in Eastern Ladakh, including Galwan Valley. It also highlighted that during their recent meeting in Russia, India and China agreed to collaborate on creating favorable conditions for enhancing bilateral relations.

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China says troops disengaged at 4 places, including Galwan Valley

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India and China finally disengaging from a major flash point. There's a breakthrough and it took 16 rounds of talks to get here. Both of the nations have begun disengagement at patrolling point-15 in Gogra-hotsprings area.

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Indian Army Chief General Manoj Naravane has made a statement after the disengagement process at the Eastern Ladakh border. He called the disengagement process a 'win-win situation'.

WION Dispatch: Indian Army Chief called the disengagement a 'win-win situation'

India and China held the tenth round of military talks on Saturday to further push the disengagement process in the eastern Ladakh region. The 10th round of Corps Commander-level talks comes two days after the militaries of both the nations completed the withdrawal of forces and weaponry from the North and South banks of Pangong.

India China Border Tension: 10th Round of military talks over

India and China are holding the 10th round of Corps Commander level talks today. The talks are being held on the Chinese side of the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Moldo. '

India-China disengagement: 10th round of Corps Commander level talks today

New pictures show the Chinese soldiers dismantling camps at the border. The disengagement at Pangong Tso could be completed this week. But India is maintaining pressure on China to end the standoff. WION's Palki Sharma tells you how.

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Pangong disengagement: 150 tanks, 5,000 Chinese PLA soldiers leave the site

Disengagement at Pangong to be over by this week

In major signs of tensions easing at LAC the disengagement between India and China has been completed from the hot springs at the Galwan valley in Ladakh. Watch report.

WION Dispatch: PLA pulling back from finger area, India-China begins disengagement process

India and China will continue with the dialogue process in the Chushul sector. Commander level talks lasted for over 11 hours. Watch report.

WION Dispatch: India-China will continue to meet on LAC issue | Chushul sector | India-China standoff

With the talks of disengagement along the LAC, India, and China have been holding diplomatic and military level talks constantly. Ministry of External Affairs in a statement said "Because of the massive build on the Chinese side, the situation took a serious turn on the LAC. The Chinese side must respect the sanity of the LAC, and respect border understanding in order to reduce tensions."

India-China standoff: Indian MEA on border row with China

In the latest India and China have begun disengagement at the three flashpoints along the Line of Actual Control (LAC). The Chinese troops have started to withdraw from the Indian territory. However, the sources have told WION that the Indian side is cautiously observing the Chinese moves and the situation will be verified on the ground over some time. Watch report.

India-China border tensions: Chinese troops begin withdrawal,  Disengagement at 3 flashpoints |

India-China border tensions: Chinese troops begin withdrawal from Indian territory

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