After a violent clash between India and China, China has released ten Indian soldiers.

Indian media outlets said that among the soldiers released was a lieutenant-colonel and three majors.

In the combat in the Galwan Valley, at least 20 Indian soldiers have died. In the end, tensions between the two countries rose. 76 Indian soldiers were also injured. China has not reported any casualties.

As the region is poorly defined, the boundary between the two countries can move with topographical changes.

The release of Indian soldiers paves a way for talks with Shiv Aroor, said a senior editor at India Today.

To those asking, (and since it’s been reported now) — that’s what my tweet below 6 hours ago was meant to convey. And since the story will be in tomorrow’s papers, if you’re interested in hearing about it from me, here you go: https://t.co/xsMJtUWdaW pic.twitter.com/lxfQKb608N

— Shiv Aroor (@ShivAroor) June 18, 2020

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