After the 12th round of military talks, India and China have disengaged in Gogra area in eastern Ladakh, the Army said on Friday.
All temporary structures set up since the escalation of the conflict last year have been dismantled, the statement said.
The disengagement process was carried out over two days - August 4 and 5 August. The troops of both sides are now in their respective permanent bases.
With the progress in Gogra, India and China have now de-escalated from four of the six flashpoints. The two armies earlier disengaged in Galwan, North and South banks of Pangong Lake. The standoffs in Depsang and Hot Springs continue.
The twelfth round of talks between the Corps Commanders of India and China were held on 31 July at Chushul Moldo Meeting Point in Eastern Ladakh.
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