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Four Indian soldiers and seven Chinese soldiers were injured in a clash that involved about 150 soldiers on both sides at Naku La Pass in the Indian state of Sikkim.
According to the Hindustan Times, the Indian army confirmed that a conflict broke out between Chinese soldiers and China on May 9.
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Confrontation between soldiers from the two countries along the disputed border is not uncommon, but this is probably the first time it happened at the Naku La crossing, Indian General Vinod Bhatia said.
The general said that the fight between the soldiers of the two countries is increasing because the two sides patrol the border more because the infrastructure has been improved and the roads are more convenient.
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China and India had long disagreements over the border and fought between the two countries in 1962.
Naku La Pass connects the Sikkim state of India with the Tibet Autonomous Region of China. This pass is located at an altitude of 4,310 m above sea level. In India, 54m long, only Indian citizens can visit this pass, after obtaining a permit in Gangtok.
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| The poster records information about the meeting at Naku La Pass (Nathula) in 1967 |
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Hoai Linh
