India and China held border talks, reaffirming their commitment to the October disengagement agreement that resolved the 2020 eastern Ladakh standoff. Both nations reviewed the situation, emphasizing peaceful border management and preparing for future meetings between special representatives to further solidify the de-escalation process.
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