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Sunday, 06 September 2020_The defense ministers of India and China have met in the Russian capital of Moscow as part of efforts aimed at resolving heightening tensions after a fierce clash in June killed 20 Indian soldiers along their disputed border in the eastern Ladakh region.
The 140-minute meeting between India's Rajnath Singh and China's General Wei Fenghe was the first high-level contact between the two sides since the fatalities took place in the Himalayan region.
"Peace and security in the region demands a climate of trust, non-aggression, peaceful resolution of differences and respect for international rules," Singh said at the meeting.
The Indian defense minister also underlined that China’s “aggressive actions and behavior” in trying to “unilaterally alter the status quo” were in violation of all bilateral agreements.
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