China has finally named and shared details of four People's Liberation Army (PLA) soldiers who died during an intense border clash with Indian soldiers at Galwan Valley in eastern Ladakh in June last year. Earlier, China had refused to disclose details of casualties in the bloody clash in Galwan. In a report on Friday, the Chinese government's mouthpiece Global Times said the Central Military Commission of China "recognised" five Chinese frontier officers and soldiers "for their sacrifice in border confrontation with India". Of the five PLA soldiers "honoured for their sacrifice" by China, four were killed in last year's Galwan Valley clash in Ladakh with the Indian Army, Global Times report added. For more, watch the full video.