New Delhi: The deadlock between India and China has been going on for several days. While giving the latest information, the sources have said that this agreement has been reached after the marathon talks of Lieutenant General level. According to sources, the talks between the military commanders took place in a cordial, positive and constructive atmosphere. He said that both the armies would retreat from the entire region of East Ladakh along their border.

On Monday, the 14 Corps commanders met with Lieutenant General Harinder Singh and Major General Liu Lin of the Chinese Tibet Military District. The meeting lasted for about 11 hours at Commander Level. In this marathon meeting, talks were held at the military level on both sides to reduce tension in the area. Last week, there was a violent clash between India and Chinese troops in the Galwan Valley of eastern Ladakh.

In this struggle, 20 soldiers including a colonel of the Indian Army were martyred. Many soldiers were also badly injured. Sources said that the two countries have agreed to withdraw troops. Both countries will implement this agreement and work on moving the armies from the disputed area to their territory.

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