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China used 'unorthodox weapons', made unilateral attempts to change status quo at LAC: MoD
The ministry also pointed that Chinese made unilateral and provocative actions to change the status quo by force, in more than one area on the Line of Actual Control (LAC). India responded to it in a firm and non-escalatory way, ensuring the sanctity of our claims in Eastern Ladakh. "Indian Army has maintained all protocols and Agreements between the two countries while the PLA escalated the situation by utilisation of unorthodox weapons and amassing large number of troops," the ministry said.
Heavy Chinese war equipment deployed near Ladakh border but India ready to handle situation: IAF Chief
Indian Air Force Chief RKS Bhaduria on Tuesday said that the Chinese have deployed heavy war equipment near Ladakh border but India is fully prepared to handle the situation. He made these remarks while addressing a webinar on 'National Security Challenges and Air Power' organised by Vivekanand International Foundation.
Pakistan becoming pawn in Chinese policy to enter Afghanistan: IAF chief
In his remarks during a webinar explaining the objectives behind China's aggression in Ladakh, Air Chief Marshal Bhadauria said: "Pakistan is increasingly becoming a pawn in Chinese policy. Under the increased CPEC (China Pakistan Economic Corridor) debt trap, we are going to further witness (its) military dependency."
India-China military talks on standby due to change in PLA’s guard
The former Tibet veteran Gen Zhao Zongqi stepped down earlier on December 21. His replacement, Gen Zhang Xudong has never served on the Indian border or Tibet. However, he was the principal implementer of Beijing aggression in Doklam in 2017 and in East Ladakh in May 2020.
India asks airlines to not fly Chinese nationals in country
Due to the flight suspension between both the countries, Chinese citizens who are eligible to travel according to rules for foreigners, have been doing it through the other way. They first fly to the country that has a travel bubble with India and from the travel bubble country they travel to India.
Indian Army chief visits forward locations at LAC with China
After China made aggressive moves at the Line of Actual Control amid a tense situation, the Indian Army on August 30 occupied critical mountain heights on the southern bank of the Pangong Lake include Rechin La, Rezang La, Mukpari that were unmanned till now. This along with some other peaks now allows India to dominate Spangur Gap under Chinese control and also the Moldo garrison on the Chinese side.
Ladakh Standoff: India, China resume diplomatic talks; army commanders meet soon
In a statement, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said that the two sides reviewed developments on the LAC since the last meeting of WMCC and agreed to “continue to work towards ensuring complete disengagement in all friction points along the LAC in the Western Sector at the earliest”.
'All our missions ensure due security precautions’: MEA on Shanghai consulate 'hiring CPC member'
“We have noted the media reports in this regard. And we are not in a position to independently verify the data. In certain countries, the hiring of local staff requires the approval of local authorities. However, all our missions and posts ensure due security precautions in this regard.” The Ministry of External Affairs’ official spokesperson Anurag Srivastava said while responding to questions at the weekly briefing on Thursday.
39 Indians on ships stuck in Chinese territory: Foreign Ministry
External Affairs spokesperson Anurag Srivastava said that bulk cargo vessel, MV Jag Anand, which is carrying 23 Indian nationals as the crew has been docked near Jingtang port in Hebei province of China since June 13. Another vessel, MV Anastasia has been docked near Caofeidian port in China since September 20, waiting for discharge of its cargo. It is carrying 16 Indian crew.
No intrusions, major faceoffs in Eastern Command area since Ladakh standoff: Indian Army
Chauhan said that the mutual trust on the Line of Actual Control (LAC) between India and China has taken a major hit. It will take time for things to get stable.
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