NEW DELHI: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Wednesday said that disengagement at Patrolling Point (PP) 15 in the Gogra-Hot Springs of eastern Ladakh meant one problem less at the Chinese border as troops from both countries were pulled back from their respective positions in the region.
“We have had disengagement at PP15. The disengagement, as I understand, was completed. That is one problem less on the border,” Jaishankar said.
The minister said that the Indian and Chinese troops completed disengagement at Patrolling Point (PP) 15 in the Gogra-Hot Springs of eastern Ladakh in a phased, coordinated, and verified manner.
At a joint press conference with French counterpart Catherine Colonna, Jaishankar also said that “France is a key member of the European Union and we naturally discussed the advancing India-EU negotiations on trade, investment and geographical indicators. We…
“We have had disengagement at PP15. The disengagement, as I understand, was completed. That is one problem less on the border,” Jaishankar said.
The minister said that the Indian and Chinese troops completed disengagement at Patrolling Point (PP) 15 in the Gogra-Hot Springs of eastern Ladakh in a phased, coordinated, and verified manner.
At a joint press conference with French counterpart Catherine Colonna, Jaishankar also said that “France is a key member of the European Union and we naturally discussed the advancing India-EU negotiations on trade, investment and geographical indicators. We…
