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Army chief rules out any troop cut along LAC, trust deficit & a 'degree of standoff' persists

IndiaTimes Monday, 13 January 2025
India will not reduce troops along the LAC with China, citing a persisting standoff and the need to rebuild trust for de-escalation. Army chief Gen Dwivedi also criticized Pakistan for cross-border terrorism in J&K. The situation along the LAC is stable but sensitive, with strategic patience required to resolve the conflict.
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