Most of the border between China and India is in Tibet, and a small part is in Xinjiang. The border between the two countries starts from the Karakorum Mountain in the west and borders Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan and China in the northeast.
It borders Myanmar in the east, Sri Lanka across the sea in the southeast and Pakistan in the northwest. It borders the Bay of Bengal in the east and the Arabian Sea in the west, with a coastline of 5,560 kilometers.
The ninth round of commander-level talks
202165438+1October 24th, the Chinese and Indian armed forces held the ninth round of talks at the commander level on the Chinese side of the Mordor/Chushule intersection. The two sides had a frank and in-depth exchange of views on the disengagement of the actual control line in the western section of the Sino-Indian border. The two sides believe that this round of talks is positive, pragmatic and constructive, which has further enhanced mutual trust and understanding.
The two sides agreed to promote the disengagement of frontline troops as soon as possible, and agreed to continue to maintain the momentum of dialogue and negotiations in accordance with the important understanding of the leaders of the two countries, and hold the tenth round of commander-level talks as soon as possible to make joint efforts to promote cooling and easing.
The two sides agreed to continue to take effective measures to ensure that frontline troops exercise restraint, stabilize the situation in the area actually controlled by the line of control in the western section of the border, and make joint efforts to maintain peace and tranquility.