After Ladakh, China also reiterated its claim to Arunachal Pradesh

 

Another claim from China came as a shock to India. After Ladakh, the Beijing administration reiterated its claim to Arunachal Pradesh.

During the weekly briefing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lijian Xiao said that China has never recognized Arunachal Pradesh. Arunachal Pradesh is actually the southern part of Tibet.

During the weekly briefing, the Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman did not respond to the disappearance of five Indian nationals a few days ago.

It is to be noted that during the last four to five months, there has been tremendous tension between China and India. Once the armies of the two countries came face to face, after which the People's Liberation Army killed 20 rival Indian Army personnel. Was

According to Al Jazeera, the commander of the Indian army was killed by the Chinese army in Tibet during an operation last week, which was also confirmed by a local BJP politician.

Earlier, after meeting the Indian delegation, China said in a stern statement that India was fully responsible for the border tensions in Ladakh and would not give up an inch of its territory. There is no possibility because our army is stronger than the Indian army. On the other hand, US President Donald Trump has offered to mediate after rising tensions between China and India.

Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh and his Chinese counterpart Wei Feng met in Moscow for about two and a half hours to ease tensions over the LAC.

The two leaders were on a visit to Russia to attend a meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. A statement issued by the Chinese government just hours after the meeting sharply criticized India's actions on the LAC.

A statement issued by Beijing said that the reasons for the current tension on the border between China and India and its reality are very clear, for which India is fully responsible. China cannot lose an inch of its territory and its armed forces are fully committed, confident and capable of safeguarding national sovereignty and territorial integrity.

In the statement, China said that India should abide by the agreements reached between President Xi Jinping and Narendra Modi and called for resolving outstanding issues through dialogue and consultation.

The Chinese statement said that the two sides need to focus on further improving relations between China and India, improving the overall situation of regional peace and stability and maintaining law and order in the border areas. If war breaks out, India has no chance of winning. Because the Chinese army is stronger than the Indian army.

On the other hand, US President Donald Trump has offered cooperation to end the dispute between India and China. India-China situation was very bad, we are ready to help if possible.

On the other hand, a statement issued by the Indian Ministry of Defense blamed Chinese operations for the tension on the border.

It may be recalled that the dispute between India and China over the LAC in eastern Ladakh began in May this year and in mid-June a clash between the two troops in the Gulwan Valley killed 20 Indian soldiers and injured dozens. Were

There have been several rounds of military and diplomatic talks between the two sides since the incident, but tensions have escalated rather than improved.

The latest tension is said to have been caused by an Indian military operation in the southern part of Lake Pyongyang in the middle of the night on August 30, in which Indian troops occupied high hills adjacent to the lake.

India had accused China of provocation, saying the Chinese military had tried to change the situation in the region, which was already known to the Indian military, and had been thwarted by the Indian military.

But China had strongly protested the move, calling it an incursion by Indian troops and demanding its immediate return.

Chinese embassy spokesman Ji Rong said Indian troops had "clearly violated" the agreement reached between the parties on August 31.

Ji Rong said about the Indian forces that they crossed the Line of Control in the southern and western part of Pengang Xu Lake and carried out such provocative actions, which again strained the situation in the border area.

Thousands of Indian and Chinese troops are currently stationed in Ladakh on both sides of the Line of Actual Control, and military activity in the region has increased dramatically since the latest incidents.