China-India talks on border dispute fail
The 13th round of talks between India and China to end the ongoing military tension on the Line of Actual Control also failed.
Tensions between the two neighbors have been high since a clash between the two countries' forces in June last year in the strategically important Gulwan Valley in Ladakh.
According to international media reports, since the border standoff began last year, China has built dozens of large structures along the Line of Actual Control (LOC) where even the coldest weather does not bother the military, while India The AC has undergone major changes in its infrastructure.
China says India's insistence on unreasonable and unrealistic demands in recent talks has made negotiations difficult.
A Chinese military spokesman said in a statement that he hoped India would not make a mistake in understanding the situation and would act prudently.
According to the German broadcaster, the Indian military said in a statement that the two sides focused on resolving issues along the Line of Actual Control (LoC) in eastern Ladakh.