UAV's confirm Chinese Army retreated,no Indian Bunker was destroyed.

[Dumbledore]

Chinese troops withdraw.
PTI

Sources said the Army’s Unmanned Aerial Vehicles operating in Eastern Ladakh have confirmed that the Chinese platoon camping in Depsang valley has gone back to its side of the Line of Actual Control (LAC).

Denying that any deal was struck to reach the agreement to restore status quo as it existed prior to April 15 when the Chinese troops intruded 19 km into the Indian territory, sources said India has only “taken-off” a “tin-shed” construction done in Chumar on April 18.

Chinese troops withdraw - The Hindu

 

[Srinivas]

Good news ,,

But wait ........wind Jammer or some chinese will start a new thread to counter this

 

[indian_foxhound]

@HongWu @HongWu @HongWu @HongWu

 

[Dumbledore]

@arp2041 @OrionHunter @karan.1970 @fateh71 @Contrarian @illusion8 @jaunty @Koovie @LaBong
Your comments please.

 

[indian_foxhound]

Good news ,,

But wait ........wind Jammer or some chinese will start a new thread to counter this

And @HongWu will with another thread and 5 pics of so called HEAVY ARMOR Pics i alread told him india not planning to do destroy any of its strutcture... I told him we kick you out of DOB. But thethar hai na kahan mane wala

 

[Dumbledore]

No bunker destroyed only a tin shed constructed after Chinese incursion removed.

 

[illusion8]

@arp2041 @OrionHunter @karan.1970 @fateh71 @Contrarian @illusion8 @jaunty @Koovie @LaBong
Your comments please.

Troops withdrawn from Indian border - confirmed by the chinese as well

Chinese and Indian border troops have simultaneously withdrawn from a disputed area in the western section of the border, concluding a three-week standoff that had overshadowed an upcoming visit to Beijing by India's top diplomat.

"China and India have reached an agreement on resolving the incident in the western section of the border. The frontier forces of the two countries have terminated the standoff at the Tiannan River Valley area," China's foreign ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said in a statement on Monday.

Hua earlier Monday told a regular press briefing that since the occurrence of the incident on April 15, both sides have made positive progress through dialogue.

She said the two sides have so far maintained close communication and consultations on the issue through border-related mechanisms, diplomatic channels and border defense meetings.

"I believe that both sides have the will and capability to properly resolve this incident as soon as possible and jointly maintain the healthy and stable growth of China-India relations," she said.

India claimed a platoon of Chinese border troops "intruded" 19 kilometers across the line of actual control between the two countries, in comments that were dismissed by China.

The Chinese troops reportedly set up five tents in the disputed area, and the Indian troops also established tented posts several hundred meters away.

"Both sides reached an agreement on Sunday night after a meeting was held between border commanders. We will withdraw our troops and China will do the same," a senior Indian army official told AFP on condition of anonymity.

Another army source said around 50 Chinese soldiers had withdrawn and pulled down their tents, AFP reported.

Fu Xiaoqiang, a researcher from the China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations, told the Global Times though it took a relatively long period to resolve the standoff, and it showed that the two sides have the capability to handle border disputes.

Swaran Singh, a professor from the School of International Studies at Jawaharlal Nehru University, told the Global Times both sides behaved maturely in resolving the issue.

Han Hua, director of the Center for Arms Control and Disarmament at the School of International Studies affiliated with Peking University, told the Global Times Monday that the withdrawal came as no surprise, noting that both New Delhi and Beijing are rational when handling bilateral disputes despite constant hyping of tensions by media.

According to Han, bilateral ties were tense from 2006 to 2009 due to rows over the eastern section of the China-Indian border, but have warmed up since 2010, partly because of rising disputes with China's neighbors to the east as a result of the US pivot to Asia.

"Last fall's leadership transition in China was another turning point. The new leadership adjusted its policies and now seeks a stabilized relationship with India," Han said. "The grand strategy of China is to avoid troubled relations with its neighbors. Given current rows with Japan over the Diaoyu Islands, there is no reason to start another row."

The border standoff once threatened to overshadow a planned visit to Beijing on Thursday by Indian foreign minister Salman Khurshid, who is reportedly preparing for Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's visit to India later this month.

An Indian foreign ministry spokesman confirmed to AFP Monday that Khurshid would be traveling to Beijing as scheduled.

Singh noted that the withdrawal of border troops would have positive impacts on both Khurshid and Li's visits, which was also one of the reasons for the resolving of tensions. "Premier Li is taking his first foreign visit to India. Both China and India would definitely want the visit to be a success," he said.

"As emerging powers, the two countries both face pressures from the West, and have the will to cooperate on a wide range of global issues. They both want stability and prioritize economic development, so they don't want to clash with each other," Han said.

Ling Yuhuan and agencies contributed to this story

Troops withdrawn from Indian border - CHINA - Frontpage - WORLD - Globaltimes.cn

 

[arp2041]

The Hindu - The only Newspaper/TV media in India i trust.

Please END this BS now at least.

 

[ILLUMINATO]

@HongWu @HongWu @HongWu @HongWu

Right now he and that psycho guy are banned for too much trolling.

 

[indian_foxhound]

Right now he and that psycho guy are banned for too much trolling.

Ohky good work mods...

 

[Nishan_101]

If not wrong then IAF should now look towards buying about 100 EF-2000s and 100 Rafaels along with some 60 MiG-35s to add MiG-29 capability to show off some powers in the Northern Region along with in South where Chinese Navies are present. I am sure that Pakistan is not a big issue in terms of China.

 

[ILLUMINATO]

The Hindu - The only Newspaper/TV media in India i trust.

At least here @Windjammer will agree with you.

 

[Rajaraja Chola]

An article blaming China or Pakistan, by TOI, they all come in droves questioning the source.
But now with The Hindu, Confirming late, but with real news, they have nothing but to accept the good source.

No wonder many people preparing for UPSC exams, read The Hindu for their knowledge. Hope the trollers doubt are cleared

 

[ILLUMINATO]

If not wrong then IAF should now look towards buying about 100 EF-2000s and 100 Rafaels along with some 60 MiG-35s to add MiG-29 capability to show off some powers in the Northern Region along with in South where Chinese Navies are present. I am sure that Pakistan is not a big issue in terms of China.

What's all this gibberish all about ??

 

[Nishan_101]

What's all this gibberish all about ??

I am saying IAF should prepare it self against China which has some great power...