US Senate: Resolution Put Forth Condemning China's Aggressive Behavior with India
The United States which has been raising its voice against Dragan country China once again found fault with the country over its acts at the Line of Actual Control with India.
The United States Senate issued a resolution and condemned the aggressive behavior displayed by the Chinese troops at the Line of Actual Control with India and even alleged China is carrying out constructions at the border.
The resolution at the US Senate was put forth by two Senators John Cornyn and Mark Warner who represent Republican and Democrat parties respectively. In the resolution, they sought a diplomatic solution.
The Senate found fault with China using the military force with an intention to change the status quo at Line of Actual Control when India is holding talks with China for bilateral agreements.
The resolution stressed the importance of both the nations holding talks to come up with a diplomatic resolution which in turn results in restoring the status quo at the Line of Action.
The violent standoff that took place between the Indian and Chinese troops on the 15th of June at the Galan Valley in Eastern Ladakh resulted in 20 Indian soldiers losing their lives.
The United States Senate issued a resolution and condemned the aggressive behavior displayed by the Chinese troops at the Line of Actual Control with India and even alleged China is carrying out constructions at the border.
The resolution at the US Senate was put forth by two Senators John Cornyn and Mark Warner who represent Republican and Democrat parties respectively. In the resolution, they sought a diplomatic solution.
The Senate found fault with China using the military force with an intention to change the status quo at Line of Actual Control when India is holding talks with China for bilateral agreements.
The resolution stressed the importance of both the nations holding talks to come up with a diplomatic resolution which in turn results in restoring the status quo at the Line of Action.
The violent standoff that took place between the Indian and Chinese troops on the 15th of June at the Galan Valley in Eastern Ladakh resulted in 20 Indian soldiers losing their lives.