India-China Border Dispute Is ‘Extremely Advanced’, Want Belief To Repair: Russian Envoy

New Delhi: Russian envoy to India Denis Alipov on Monday ‘wholeheartedly’ welcomed the India-China border settlement and the billateral assembly between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Chinese language counterpart Xi Jinping on sidelines of BRICS in Kazan final week. Alipov said that the 2 nations should ‘converse with a unified voice’ to advertise ‘holistic growth and unity all over the world.’   

He stated Russia has ‘not performed any position’ within the Modi-Xi assembly however is happy ‘that it came about in Kazan.’ 

On October 23, Prime Minister Modi and President Xi formally authorised an settlement to implement patrolling and disengagement measures alongside the Line of Precise Management. 

Alipov emphasised that “it is necessary and fascinating for India and China to keep up secure and good relations,” noting that this might improve Eurasian safety and profit the worldwide neighborhood. He referenced Prime Minister Modi’s remarks on the importance of sturdy India-China relations for Eurasian prosperity following the assembly in Kazan. 

He recognised that the India-China border dispute is a ‘extremely complicated concern’ that may necessitate a ‘difficult and extended negotiation course of’ He additionally cited an analogous border dispute between Russia and China that endured for over 40 years, highlighting that the 2 nations finally managed to reach at a mutually acceptable decision. 

The Russian diplomat added, “Such high-level interactions just like the one which came about in Kazan will facilitate and open new methods to a more in-depth dialogue, to a trusted dialogue between the 2 nations and to the finally the decision of the contentious points, if not an entire decision, however not less than… a means ahead.” 

Alipov echoed Modi’s assertion saying, “Prime Minister went on document saying… and, we now have additionally expressed comparable views.” He said that the prosperity and development of the Eurasian continent can solely be achieved by a robust relationship between India and China. 

(With PTI inputs)



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