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India says Chinese patrol deviations disturb border

India's Ministry of External Affairs said Chinese deviations from established patrolling patterns cause disturbances at the border from time to time. The ministry did not discuss the specifics of the latest face-off and referred the matter to the Defence Ministry; it said both sides continue using existing diplomatic and military mechanisms to resolve outstanding issues. The remarks followed the ITBP chief's report of face-offs at multiple locations in Arunachal Pradesh.
WHO: India's Ministry of External Affairs
WHAT: Said Chinese deviations from established patrolling patterns cause disturbances at the border.
WHEN: Oct 23, 2026
WHERE: India
WHY: The ministry said deviations from established patrolling patterns create disturbances at the border.

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