China's army moved away from the line of contact on the border with India - media

The Chinese armed forces moved troops 1 2 km from the line of contact with Indian troops in the Galwan River Valley, ANI reported on July 6, citing sources in the Indian army. The separation of Chinese and Indian forces was agreed at the talks of corps commanders. At the same time, heavy armored vehicles of the PRC still remain in the valley of the Galwan River. According to the news agency, in mid-June, soldiers of India and China clashed in hand-to-hand combat on a disputed section of the border. The parties continue to pull forces into the region.