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The clash near Yangtse along the LAC in the sensitive sector took place last Friday amid the over 30-month border standoff between the two sides in eastern Ladakh

Indian and Chinese troops clashed along LAC in Tawang on December 9, injuries reported

The clash near Yangtse along the LAC in the sensitive sector took place last Friday amid the over 30-month border standoff between the two sides in eastern Ladakh

Indian and Chinese troops clashed along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in the Tawang sector of Arunachal Pradesh on December 9 and the face-off resulted in "minor injuries to a few personnel from both sides", the Indian Army said on Monday. The clash near Yangtse along the LAC in the sensitive sector took place last Friday amid the over 30-month border standoff between the two sides in eastern Ladakh. "On December 9, PLA troops contacted the LAC in Tawang Sector which was contested by own (Indian) troops in a firm and resolute manner. This face-off led to minor injuries to few personnel from both sides," the Army said in a statement. "Both sides immediately disengaged from the area. As a follow up of the incident, own (Indian) commander in the area held a flag meeting with his counterpart to discuss the issue in accordance with structured mechanisms to restore peace and tranquillity," it said. The Army statement did not mention the number of troops involved in the face-off and those injured in the incident. The Army said there are areas of "differing perception" along the LAC in the Tawang sector. "In certain areas along the LAC in the Tawang Sector in Arunachal Pradesh there are areas of differing perception, wherein both sides patrol the area up to their claim lines. This has been the trend since 2006," the Army said. It is learnt that the injuries on the Chinese side could be higher.
Also Watch| <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/china-expresses-displeasure-over-india-us-military-drills-near-lac-1669814891526">China expresses displeasure over India-US military drills near LAC</a> It is the first major clash between the Indian and Chinese armies since August 2020 near Rinchen La in eastern Ladakh. Indian and Chinese troops were engaged in a brief face-off near Yangtse in October last year as well and it was resolved following talks between local commanders of the two sides as per established protocols. The ties between India and China nosedived significantly following the fierce clash in the Galwan Valley in June 2020 that marked the most serious military conflict between the two sides in decades. Both sides gradually enhanced their deployment by rushing in tens of thousands of soldiers and heavy weaponry. Following the eastern Ladakh standoff, the Indian Army significantly bolstered its operational capabilities along the LAC in the eastern theatre. The eastern theatre largely comprises the border areas along the LAC in Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh and the frontier areas have a number of sensitive forward locations including in the Tawang and North Sikkim sectors. The Army put into place an effective surveillance apparatus and there has been a substantial improvement in overall monitoring of the areas in the last two years, military officials said. In September, Eastern Army Commander Lt Gen Rana Pratap Kalita said that the Indian Army is continuously monitoring activities of the PLA along the LAC and is well-poised to mitigate any challenges. "We are also continuously monitoring the activities along the borders. We are vigilant and observant of each and every development along our borders," he said. India has been maintaining that its relationship with China cannot be normal unless there is peace in the border areas. India has been ramping up the development of infrastructure along the near 3,500-km LAC following the eastern Ladakh standoff that began on May 5, 2020.&nbsp;

United States forces in Kabul are on alert for more attacks after the suicide bombing at Kabul airport on Thursday. US has intel of possible rocket or car bombs targeting the airport, news agency Reuters has reported.
Head of US Central Command General Frank McKenzie said that some intelligence was also being shared with Taliban.
Islamic State, responsible for the Thursday attack, is a common enemy for both Taliban and America.
Along with allied forces, US is racing to complete the evacuation of its citizens and Afghans fleeing the Taliban takeover. President Joe Biden has set August 31st as the final date for US to withdraw from Afghanistan.&nbsp;

US on alert for more attacks in Kabul as deadline for evacuation nears

President Joe Biden has set August 31st as the final date for US to withdraw from Afghanistan

//US troops on alert in Kabul for more attacks after Thursday blasts //US has intel of possible rocket or car bombs targeting Kabul airport&nbsp; //US rushing to finish evacuation before the August 31 deadline

At least 95 Afghans and 13 US soldiers were killed in Thursday attacks outside Kabul airport

United States forces in Kabul are on alert for more attacks after the suicide bombing at Kabul airport on Thursday. US has intel of possible rocket or car bombs targeting the airport, news agency Reuters has reported.
Head of US Central Command General Frank McKenzie said that some intelligence was also being shared with Taliban.
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Along with allied forces, US is racing to complete the evacuation of its citizens and Afghans fleeing the Taliban takeover. President Joe Biden has set August 31st as the final date for US to withdraw from Afghanistan.&nbsp;

The last US and Nato forces have left Bagram airbase in Afghanistan, where they were stationed for some 20 years in the war on the Taliban and Al-Qaeda.
The pull-out from Bagram could signal that the complete withdrawal of foreign forces from Afghanistan is imminent.
US President Joe Biden has said US forces will be out of Afghanistan by 11 September.
At its peak, Bagram Airfield near Kabul saw more than 100,000 US troops camping at its vast compound.
Around 3,000 US troops were thought to be still in Afghanistan until recently, and they are due to leave along with some 7,000 allied foreign troops.

Over to Afghans: Last US troops leave Bagram base in Afghanistan

The last US and Nato forces have left Bagram airbase in Afghanistan, where they were stationed for some 20 years in the war on the Taliban and Al-Qaeda..

Over to Afghans: Last US troops leave Bagram base

The last US and Nato forces have left Bagram airbase in Afghanistan, where they were stationed for some 20 years in the war on the Taliban and Al-Qaeda..
The pull-out from Bagram could signal that the complete withdrawal of foreign forces from Afghanistan is imminent.
US President Joe Biden has said US forces will be out of Afghanistan by 11 September.
At its peak, Bagram Airfield near Kabul saw more than 100,000 US troops camping at its vast compound.
Around 3,000 US troops were thought to be still in Afghanistan until recently, and they are due to leave along with some 7,000 allied foreign troops.

The last US and Nato forces have left Bagram airbase in Afghanistan, where they were stationed for some 20 years in the war on the Taliban and Al-Qaeda.

The last US and Nato forces have left Bagram airbase in Afghanistan, where they were stationed for some 20 years in the war on the Taliban and Al-Qaeda.
The pull-out from Bagram could signal that the complete withdrawal of foreign forces from Afghanistan is imminent.
US President Joe Biden has said US forces will be out of Afghanistan by 11 September.
At its peak, Bagram Airfield near Kabul saw more than 100,000 US troops camping at its vast compound.
Around 3,000 US troops were thought to be still in Afghanistan until recently, and they are due to leave along with some 7,000 allied foreign troops.

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