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Army changes weapon rules along Line of Actual Control after Ladakh Clash

June 23, 2020;

Under previous rules of engagement – agreements signed in 1996 and 2005 – neither side opens fire on the other and no blasting explosives or firearms are used within two kilometres of either side of the LAC All India, Edited by Chandrashekar … Continued

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