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Chinese soldiers going back from northern and southern sides of Pangong

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February 17, 2021
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SRINAGAR: The Indian Army on Tuesday released video clips and pictures of Chinese troops going back after India and China agreed to disengagement in Ladakh’s Pangong lake area.

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       The Indian Express newspaper quoted sources as saying that the photos are from the northern side of Pangong Tso and the southern side of the lake in the Kailash Range area.

      In the video clips and photographs, it is seen that Chinese soldiers are breaking the bunkers and breaking the walls  made of stones with hands and with the JCB machine.

       Under the agreement between the armies of the two countries, both sides will have to establish the ground situation before the dispute started in May 2020.

           Military sources say the disengagement process is on the 'right track' and that the troops deployed there will also be recalled after the tanks, military vehicles and other machines of both armies are removed.
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