President Trump's re-offer of mediation to India and China

 The first contact between the two countries' defense ministers in Moscow was that Russia could be a key player in a ceasefire because of the close ties between the two countries. Top diplomatic sources say Beijing has turned down an offer of US mediation, while India has also shown no interest. "India and China are moving more aggressively than expected," the US president told reporters.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5 (UPI) - US President Donald Trump has said that the United States would be happy to help resolve the dispute between India and China over the western Himalayan border. He said that the situation between the two countries on the disputed border is extremely tense. "India and China are moving more aggressively than expected," he said. And China has friendly relations with both, so Moscow can play a very important role in this regard.

Talks between Indian and Chinese defense ministers also took place in the Russian capital, Moscow, yesterday, the first high-level political contact between the two countries since a bloody clash erupted on the disputed mountain border in June. This is the second visit to Russia in this regard. On the other hand, US official sources said that Washington believes that neither China nor India is interested in taking the dispute to a point where it could lead to a regular war. Trump gave a news briefing at the White House.
According to Chinese state television, the experts said the meeting provided an opportunity for both sides to exchange views on the current tensions and avoid further confrontation due to "misunderstandings". On the occasion of the SCO meeting, Chinese Defense Minister Wei Feng had requested to meet his Indian counterpart Rajnath Singh and the embassies of both the countries were working on it.
However, the Chinese state broadcaster said China had not made any such request but the Beijing talks


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