NEW DELHI: India and China have consented to establish a hotline in between their foreign ministers as both nuclear-armed neighbours want to lower tensions along a disputed Himalayan boundary where their troops have been secured battle because last summertime.
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The choice was gotten to at an extensive phone call between the two foreign ministers on Thursday, India’s foreign ministry said in a statement on Friday, adding that New Delhi was promoting a fast resolution to the border dilemma.
“A prolongation of the existing scenario was not in the interest of either side,” India’s international ministry stated in a statement, citing the discussion between Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar as well as China’s Wang Yi.
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On Sunday, both countries claimed their soldiers had actually pulled out from a lake area in the western Himalayan region of Ladakh, where hundreds of soldiers backed by storage tanks and also artillery have been taking on since April.
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