There is progress in the latest talk between India and China in ongoing LAC dispute, according to Chinese spokesperson.
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In the 4th round of talks among the top Commanders of both the sides, held on Tuesday at around 11:30 am and ended almost after fourteen hours, this is the longest meeting between India and China after the deadly clash between their soldiers in the Galwan Valley, where India is building a strategic road connecting the region to an airstrip close to China.
“The two sides have made positive progress on pushing forward the disengagement of the front-line troops on the western section of the border and easing the border tension,” Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying said at a daily briefing on Wednesday.
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