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Signs of thaw at Galwan Valley after NSA Ajit Doval, Wang Yi talk

The development echoes a similar claim made after senior Indian and Chinese military commanders met on June 6 near Chushul.

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Indian army trucks on way to Ladakh amid tensions with China along the Line of Actual Control. Phtoto: PTI

Ajai Shukla New Delhi
Chinese troops who occupied Indian-claimed territory in the vicinity of Patrolling Point 14 (PP14) in the Galwan River valley in Ladakh have withdrawn about 2 km into China’s side of the Line of Actual Control (LAC), government sources told the media on Monday.

The development echoes a similar claim made after senior Indian and Chinese military commanders met on June 6 near Chushul. However, when Indian soldiers went to verify the “withdrawal”, they ran into Chinese troops, resulting in 20 Indian deaths.

The claim that Chinese troops had pulled back came a day after National Security Advisor Ajit Doval spoke

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