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Super User 16 June 2020

China urges India to restrain

In an event that Chinese experts call the most severe situation China and India have experienced along the border in decades, a fatal physical clash broke out on Monday between the two countries' border defense troops in the Galwan Valley.

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Super User 16 June 2020

Violent faceoff on China border: Officer among 20 Indian soldiers dead; casualties on both sides

India-China violent faceoff: “During the de-escalation process underway in the Galwan Valley, a violent face-off took place yesterday night (Monday night) with casualties on both sides,” the Army said in an official statement.

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Super User 16 June 2020

North Korea blows up liaison office with South: South Korea

North Korea blew up an inter-Korean liaison office on its side of the border on Tuesday, the South’s Unification ministry said, after days of increasingly virulent rhetoric from Pyongyang.

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Super User 16 June 2020

Fake Pakistani currency seized from official of Indian High Commission:PAK police Reported

ISLAMABAD: The police on Tuesday have confiscated fake Pakistani currency from an official of Indian High Commission during investigation of a hit and run case in Islamabad.

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Super User 16 June 2020

'Violent Face-Off' in Ladakh, 3 Indian Soldiers Killed, Reports of Chinese Casualties Too

New Delhi: In a statement released on Tuesday afternoon, the Indian Army revealed that three Indians – a colonel and two soldiers – were killed in a “violent face-off” with Chinese troops in the Galwan Valley on Monday night.

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Super User 15 June 2020

China and Pakistan have more Nuclear weapons than India: Report

Asian powerhouses India and China have expanded their nuclear arsenal in the last one year, but the stockpile of the third Asian nuke nation, Pakistan remains more or less the same, says a new report from a European think-tank on disarmament. Both China and Pakistan have more N-weapons than Inddia.

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