India accuses China of ‘provocation’ after latest Himalayan border clash
India and China have moved thousands of troops, fighter jets and materiel close to the disputed Himalayan border
31 August 2020 - 18:01
New Delhi — India and China relations have entered a critical new phase after fresh conflict along their disputed Himalayan border, after multiple rounds of high-level military talks failed to end the months-long standoff.
The defence ministry in New Delhi said on Monday its soldiers were able to stop a push by Chinese troops to claim more ground late on Saturday in violation of existing agreements...
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