Donald Trump offers to mediate between India and China over border dispute

US President Donald Trump has previously offered to mediate between Pakistan and India. This time, he wants to mediate once again when the ...

US President Donald Trump has previously offered to mediate between Pakistan and India. This time, he wants to mediate once again when the conflict with China comes out. In the last few days, Indian and Chinese armies have clashed at the Chinese border near Ladakh. He gave this message in that context.

Donald Trump offers to mediate between India and China over border dispute

He tweeted to mediate. "We have told both India and China that America is ready. We are willing to mediate on the border issue".

From the past few days, troops from the two countries have been keeping a close eye on Ladakh near the Line of Actual Control. The incident took place near Pangong Toso Lake and Galoyan Valley. At least 2,000-25,000 Chinese troops have stand in the area.

A meeting on this issue has already been held in New Delhi. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Ajit Doval have met. The chiefs of the three forces also met and gave important opinions.


"It's not a normal matter at all," said Lt. Gen. DS Huda, a former army commander. He noted that the deployment of Chinese troops in the Galoyan Valley was a matter of concern, as there was no dispute between the two countries over the area. But China has deployed troops there.

Diplomacy expert Ashok K Kantha said the same thing. He said that the Chinese army has come forward in this way before. But this time the matter is quite worrying. This is not a common occurrence. In 2017, the armies of the two countries faced each other in Doklam. Many expert are fearing that this time the conflict could be even bigger.

The situation has worsened since the arrogance of China's 250 troops on the evening of May 5. A similar incident took place on May 9 in North Sikkim. On the 5th, the two sides clashed with iron rods. Stone pelting has also happened.