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Hours after&nbsp;India and China issued a joint statement saying they would continue Commander-level military talks to deescalate tensions in eastern Ladakh,&nbsp;Chinese online users have released footage of the clashes which took place between Indian and Chinese soldiers in the Galwan Valley in Ladakh in June last year. The footage shows Chinese soldiers throwing stones at Indian soldiers from heights above the bend of the Galwan river. The clip also shows a few Chinese soldiers adrift in the shallow, fast-flowing river and soldiers of both sides amassed. 20 Indian officers and men were killed in the clashes, the worst since the 1962 war. China says it lost four soldiers, a claim that army sources strongly dispute.

New video of Galwan clash surfaces after India-China statement on Ladakh de-escalation 

Chinese online users have released footage of the Glawan&nbsp;clashes hours after India and China announced a joint statement on Ladakh&nbsp;de-escalation.

&nbsp;Chinese online users have released footage of the clashes which took place between Indian and Chinese soldiers in the Galwan Valley in Ladakh in June last year.

Hours after&nbsp;India and China issued a joint statement saying they would continue Commander-level military talks to deescalate tensions in eastern Ladakh,&nbsp;Chinese online users have released footage of the clashes which took place between Indian and Chinese soldiers in the Galwan Valley in Ladakh in June last year. The footage shows Chinese soldiers throwing stones at Indian soldiers from heights above the bend of the Galwan river. The clip also shows a few Chinese soldiers adrift in the shallow, fast-flowing river and soldiers of both sides amassed. 20 Indian officers and men were killed in the clashes, the worst since the 1962 war. China says it lost four soldiers, a claim that army sources strongly dispute.

Corps Commanders talk as Rafales fly in Ladakh; Will China back down?

Corps commander-ranked officers from both Indian and Chinese armies are meeting for the sixth round of military talks on Monday. The talks come amidst the IAF operating its Rafale fighter jets in the Ladakh theatre where the military is on its highest state of alert amid heightened border tensions with China. Will the talks yield a positive outcome? Will China withdraw from all friction points from Depsang to Pangong Tso? Retired Lieutenant General DS Hooda, who is a former commander of the Indian Army&rsquo;s Northern Command, joins Hindustan Times to answer crucial questions related to the deadlock in the Ladakh sector

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