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Sosok.ID – Indian soldiers captured the forces of the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) at the disputed border.
The Indian army said they captured the PLA soldier after he crossed the de facto disputed border in the western Himalayan region.
Chinese soldiers crossed the border in the western Himalayan region, where the two countries have reunited thousands of soldiers after deadly clashes in June.
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The PLA troops were captured in the Demchok area in eastern Ladakh and will be returned after completing the formalities, the Indian army said in a statement on Monday (10/19/2020).
Although China and India are said to be involved in a fierce border dispute, India treats Chinese soldiers correctly.
“The PLA soldiers have received medical assistance that includes oxygen, food and warm clothing to protect them from the extreme altitude and harsh weather conditions,” the statement said.
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Meanwhile, India and China are on the agenda for further talks at the military level to end the fighting on the Buddhist border of Ladakh.
Meanwhile, the PLA has not issued any statement on the matter of the detention of its troops.
Nuclear-armed neighbors have been locked in a border confrontation for months in the Ladakh region, with troops killing each other in hand-to-hand combat and opening fire in the air.
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The stalemate began in May and escalated in June to become the deadliest violence between the two sides in decades.
Twenty Indian soldiers died and dozens were injured. China is also believed to have suffered casualties, but has not provided details.
After the clash, the two countries partially separated from the sites in Ladakh’s Galwan Valley and at least two other locations, but the crisis has continued in at least three other areas, including the glacier Lake Pangong.
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Last month, the world’s two most populous nations accused each other of sending troops to the other side’s Pangong region and firing warning shots for the first time in 45 years, raising the specter of a full-scale military conflict. .
But the two sides have also held several rounds of military and diplomatic talks, although little progress has been made.
