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Breach of agreements

Breach of agreements n Don’t confront patrols in disputed areas, show a banner and retreat Reality: Troops of both sides are now within rifle-shot range of each other n Don’t tail patrols Reality: Both sides have had casualties in...

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Updated At : 12:01 PM Sep 04, 2020 IST

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Breach of agreements

n Don’t confront patrols in disputed areas, show a banner and retreat

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Reality: Troops of both sides are now within rifle-shot range of each other

n Don’t tail patrols

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Reality: Both sides have had casualties in clashes

n Control over aircraft flying

Reality: LAC seeing unprecedented activity by copters, fighter jets

n Resolve local issues at border meeting points

Reality: Till now, no impact of border meetings

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