Xi Jinping’s talk with the Chinese soldiers posted on the Ladakh border, asked – Are you getting fresh vegetables?
Ladakh border: Chinese President Xi Jinping has taken stock of the preparations for the war by talking to the Chinese soldiers posted on the India-China border in eastern Ladakh through video conference. During this, he asked the soldiers about their food and health condition. Asked them, are all of you getting fresh vegetables?
Beijing. Chinese President Xi Jinping has held talks with Chinese soldiers stationed on the India-China border in eastern Ladakh through video conference. During this, he asked the soldiers about their food and health condition. Asked them, are all of you getting fresh vegetables? Xi addressed troops deployed along the border in Khunjrab under the Xinjiang Military Command from the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) headquarters here.
Xi is also the general secretary of the ruling Communist Party of China and chief of the PLA. He addressed the soldiers from the headquarters of the People’s Liberation Army and took stock of the war preparations. The India-China border in eastern Ladakh is one of the most inaccessible places where the temperature drops below minus 20-30 degrees in winter. According to videos shown in official media, Xi addressed the troops, saying how “in recent years, the region is constantly changing” and how this has affected the military. According to the report, one of the soldiers replied that they are now monitoring the border ’24 hours’ a.
Taking information about their patrolling and management of the border,
Xi also questioned their condition as well as whether they were getting fresh vegetables in the difficult terrain. According to official media, Xi questioned the troops “about their border patrolling and management work”. Appreciating the soldiers, he encouraged them to continue their efforts.
There is a standoff in the Pangong Lake area of
Eastern Ladakh The standoff between India and China started on May 5, 2020, after a violent clash in the Pangong Lake area of eastern Ladakh. There have been 17 rounds of high-level military talks between the two sides regarding the border standoff in eastern Ladakh, but there has been no significant progress in resolving the remaining issues. India has emphasized that peace along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) is essential for the overall development of bilateral relations with China.
