US offers condolences days after China-India Faceoff at border

Friday, June 19th: According to the report of Baaghi TV, four days after the killing of Indian soldiers by Chinese troops in Ladakh, the United States has expressed its condolences to India.

US Secretary of State Pompeo has tweeted on social networking site, Twitter, in which he expressed his condolences to India. “We offer our condolences to the Indian people over the deaths of Indian troops in the recent tensions with China,” Pompeo said.

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It should be noted that 30 hours after the death of Indian soldiers, the Indian Defense Minister had expressed his regret. Now, four days later, a response has come from the United States in which the United States has offered condolences to India.

China has released captured Indian soldiers, following calls from the Chinese military in talks by India’s military leadership. China has now decided to release Indian soldiers, although India has denied that it No soldier is missing but now with the release of Indian soldiers by China, another lie of India has been exposed.

We extend our deepest condolences to the people of India for the lives lost as a result of the recent confrontation with China. We will remember the soldiers' families, loved ones, and communities as they grieve.

— Secretary Pompeo (@SecPompeo) June 19, 2020

According to Baaghi TV, analysts say that the release of Indian troops by China could ease tensions, but we will have an all-party conference in India this evening under the chairmanship of Modi, which was held after the Chinese invasion. The situation will be considered. The presidents of various parties will attend the conference today under the chairmanship of Modi.

Tensions between China and India have risen in Ladakh, with India acknowledging that 20 Indian soldiers have been killed, but unconfirmed reports say more than 40 Indian soldiers have been killed and two More than a dozen are missing, some detained by the Chinese military, including a major.

India-China Standoff: Former soldiers arrested for protesting

It may be recalled that the border clash between China and India, which started on May 5 in Ladakh’s Gulwan Valley and then in Nikola area of northeastern Sikkim, was followed by bitterness between India and China three days later. The Indian Army entered the area and arrested them, who were later released.

According to Indian media reports, tensions between the Chinese and Indian armies continue, the two countries have delivered a large number of weapons and vehicles near the border, the number of troops in military bases has increased.