India, China complete Round 1 of patrolling along LAC after border truce agreement
Tuesday, 12 November 2024 () India and China have agreed to weekly coordinated patrols along the disputed Line of Actual Control in Eastern Ladakh. This decision follows a recent disengagement agreement and aims to ease tensions after a four-year standoff. The first round of joint patrols was completed in early November, signaling a positive step towards de-escalation and rebuilding trust between the two nations.
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