Tuesday, June 23rd: Baaghi TV reports that talks between Chinese and Indian commanders to reduce border tensions have failed. According to Reuters news agency, Indian government sources said that the commanders of the two sides met in the Moldo area on the Chinese border, located near the disputed border of Ladakh, which lasted for 11 hours. The Indian delegation was led by Lt. Gen. Harinder Singh, Commander, 14 Corps. Talks are likely to resume today. The first meeting between the two countries military officers last week was the first round of talks since the June 15 clash. On the other hand, there is a mysterious silence in Leh, a city in the Indian-administered Himalayan region of Ladakh. Locals in Ladakh have been feeling a sense of unease and uncertainty since 20 Indian soldiers were killed in clashes with China in the Gulwan Valley. Only a few people can be seen on the streets, whereas at this time of year, the place was usually full of tourists from all over the world. Tensions between China and India have risen in Ladakh, with India acknowledging that 20 Indian soldiers have been killed, but we have unconfirmed reports that more than 40 Indian … Continue reading Ladakh face-off: India-China military commander-level talks fail