(Beijing / New Delhi Comprehensive News) The Indian military said yesterday that its border forces detained a cross -border Chinese soldier in the border area of the Himalayan Mountains that have sovereignty disputes with China. China called on India to abide by the relevant agreement between the two countries. "Hurry up "to the Chinese soldiers to the missing soldiers.
According to Agence France -Presse, this was the second time that the Chinese soldiers had been detained by the Indian Army since the border bleeding conflict between the Soldier soldiers broke out in June last year.
A total of 20 Indian army and unknown Chinese soldiers died in the bloody conflict of bleeding last June last year.Both offices have invested tens of thousands of troops and heavy weapons to the current Ladaka region.
The Indian military issued a statement yesterday that the PLA soldiers were arrested on the India side on the Sino -Indian "actual control line" on the early morning of Friday (8th) and have been detained.
Statement said: "The PLA soldiers are now dealing with the procedures in accordance with the regulations.
Another Chinese soldier was briefly detained by the Indian forces in the same area last October.
China refers to a soldier to lose the Indian side to help find and hand over
However, the Chinese Military Network, a subsidiary of the PLA, issued a statement last night that a Chinese border defense force was lost due to darkness and complex terrain in the early morning of the 8th.
After the incident, the Chinese border defense forces notified the situation to the Indian side for the first time, and hoped that the Indian side would assist in searching for rescue.In the past two hours, the Indian side clearly responded to find a Chinese side who lost his soldiers, and asked the superiors to return to the Chinese side later.
China Military Network emphasized that individual Indian media have some hype that is not consistent with the facts on this matter.Positive factor to jointly maintain peace and peace in border areas.
