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Border situation cooling, says Army; military officers meet again today

The sources also claimed that both sides have 'retreated a bit' after the Saturday meeting

the Army sources said they met one-to-one for almost three hours before engaging further at delegate-level talks
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The Army sources said they met one-to-one for almost three hours before engaging further at delegate-level talks

Ajai Shukla New Delhi
Top Army sources on Tuesday said, based on a decision taken at the meeting between Indian and Chinese generals in Ladakh on Saturday, lower-ranked officers from both sides will meet over the coming 10 days to discuss conflicts in their respective areas of responsibility.

The sources said that in this series of “higher military commander level” (HMCL) meetings, the first will be held on Wednesday at Patrolling Point 14 (PP14), near the Pangong Tso. 

The sources also claimed that both sides have “retreated a bit” after the Saturday meeting. Describing the meeting between Indian and Chinese corps commanders on Saturday, the Army

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