China began the withdrawal of forces from the Galvan Valley

The Indian press published materials on the situation in the Galvan valley region. It was in this valley a few weeks ago that a skirmish broke out between Indian and Chinese soldiers, which led to casualties on both sides.

Indian media write that there is evidence of the beginning of the withdrawal of Chinese forces and assets from the valley. It is noted that military columns began to move deep into China. The construction of infrastructure in the disputed region of Ladakh (the Chinese name is Aksaychin) has been suspended.

In India, they say that these actions of China are the result of many hours of negotiations, which were held on July 2.

Here we must pay tribute to both countries. Despite warlike rhetoric, both New Delhi and Beijing chose to sit at the negotiating table and at the same time dispense with numerous intermediaries and outside advisers. The authorities of both countries are well aware that a full-scale military conflict between them is in no way part of the circle of interests of each of the states. But a number of foreign countries have an interest in pushing the foreheads of these global giants with a 2,8 billion people for two.

The Indian press is cautiously optimistic about the Chinese withdrawal of forces and assets, but at the same time they traditionally add that "India must be ready for any development of events."

Recall that earlier the Indian Minister of Defense Rajnat Singh visited Moscow, where he expressed a request to expedite the supply of S-400 air defense systems and other Russian weapons, including MiG-29 fighters.

Comments

[newcomer]

Well, thank God. Fooling around and that's enough.

[Civil]

A test of strength will take into account the international reaction and the ability of India to strengthen this direction.

[newcomer]

I hope they take this into account next time. They now have enough problems in other directions.

[Alex777]

China spoke, India bought planes in Russia, China withdrew.
Seriously, then their clash - we absolutely do not need.

[orionvitt]

Quote: newbie

Well, thank God. Fooling around and that's enough.

Common sense prevailed. They simply realized that the conflict is beneficial exclusively to a third party. Literate guys, unlike the Sumerians, for example. Who are ready to fight for America, until the last Ukrainian.

[newcomer]

I agree, because the conflict is beneficial, certainly not the Chinese with the Indians.

[silverwolf88]

China tried the problem for a "grudge" ... and moved away ... apparently now it is not worth the cost of a forceful solution ...

[Runoway]

And everyone liked the American plan of military action "we beat only those who do not fight back" or, having a clear superiority of forces, they take away what is interesting at the negotiating table. In my opinion, this awaits India in the future against the background of its confusion in the armament, against the pro-Chinese boom. They are far away from the United States, first of all, the Dragon is firmly entrenched in the Asian region, pushing aside competitors and buying up other countries economically. First of all, this is the headache of India, Japan, South Korea.
The world began to play with cheap labor and cheap goods. The case smells like a monopoly of Chinese goods in the world market. Nobody can compete against such an industry + the Asian market with cheap labor

[l7yzo]

Well, the Americans are already working hard on this - and even the apple has already rolled home. In vain China has departed from Confucianism. Green they are in big politics.

[Sergey Averchenkov]

Bad world, better than hot war.

[rocket757]

So, of course, calmer.
But arms dealers are now bored. That's right.

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: rocket757

But arms dealers are now bored. That's right

But this is unlikely. When the Indians' weakness in armaments was so evident, it was rather the other way around ...

[rocket757]

The Hindus now have TIME for all sorts of things ... dancing with a tambourine, including and this will not amuse the arms dealers in any way.

[Polite Moose]

Earlier, Indian Defense Minister Rajnat Singh visited Moscow, where he expressed a request to expedite the supply of S-400 air defense systems and other Russian weapons, including MiG-29 fighters.

I wonder if the request remains valid? Or again "... Jimmy, Jimmy, acha, acha, acha ..."?

[Dim61]

The request will remain, but Jimmy will not go anywhere, as was the case with the supply of automatic machines - a contract was concluded, and then acha, acha, acha .... expensive, the circumstances have changed, let's review and reduce it.

[Pereira]

After a year, the Chinese can remember the Indians and refresh.

[Polite Moose]

Quote: Pereira

After a year, the Chinese can remember the Indians and refresh.

Do you happen to know, but do they make this refreshment on order? And then the year, in my opinion, is a bit much.

[Dim61]

They have two-thirds of the world's population and each club is vigorous. Well, let them pacify each other in a different way.

[Polite Moose]

Quote: Dim61

but Jimmy is not going anywhere

Catch this Jimmy and, through simple manipulations, turn him into a Jinn or Jeanne, so that he can dance more easily. And further negotiations on arms supplies with serious people who dance poorly.

[DEVIL LIFE'S]

It’s good that they did without war. And then the hot spot between the nuclear scientists would have come back to everyone. Good is everything that ends well. Hope this is the end.

[tihonmarine]

Here we must pay tribute to both countries. Despite warlike rhetoric, both New Delhi and Beijing chose to sit at the negotiating table and at the same time dispense with numerous intermediaries and outside advisers.

You can always decide on the smart, without war and blood. A smart decision on both sides.

[rotmistr60]

need to pay tribute to both countries

Given the ambitions of both countries, we really need to do justice. Today we agreed not to bring the situation to a heated military conflict, but what will happen tomorrow is a question? Territorial disputes last for decades and more periodically develop into armed clashes and often they don’t see the end. Well done, that today came to a reasonable decision and sat down at the negotiating table.

[chingachguc]

disputed territories on the far outskirts have no economic value. This is a matter of prestige. It is clear that on such occasions global wars do not begin. There are no objective reasons for a full-fledged conflict between China and India. But the conflict between the United States and China has such reasons.