New Delhi: China is now building a bridge across Pantong TSO and new streets and helipads in the region in the region for faster troop mobility, as part of the sustainable consolidation of the military position faced by India amid confrontation for 20 months.
on East Ladakh.
The People’s Liberation Army (PLA) further strengthened its military infrastructure with additional troop shelters, the position of weapons, helipad and dock in the area between the ‘finger-8’ and its military base to the east at Sirjap-I and II on the northern edge of Lake Pangong.
The new bridge, in turn, appeared in the Fort Khurnak area further east, the source said on Monday.
“The bridge is being built, with prefabricated structures, both in the territory of China.
But it will help PLA move troops and weapons far faster than the north to the south edge of Pangong Tso and vice versa,” said a source.
“China clearly wants to fight the ability of Indian rapid reactions that see our army taking the height of Kailash on the south bank towards the end of August 2020,” he added.
The actual control line (LAC) walked to the south to the south in Finger-8 in the Mountains Taji area of ​​Pangong 134 km Pangong Tso, two-thirds of which were controlled by China for stretching from Tibet to India at a height.
13,900 feet.
The Sirijap PLA complex is around six KM east of LAC in Finger-8, with the Khurnak area to 20-Km again outside, according to the officers who have served in the area.
PLA has captured the Khurnak area in the late 1950s, and then expanded its control to the west to the Sirijap area during the 1962 war.
With India having better connectivity between two Bank Pangong Tso, China now wants to overcome the gap.
“Khurnak is one of the narrowpoints of the lake around the middle for the length.
After the bridge is ready, PLA can avoid a long loop through the Rudok to reach South Bank.
This will provide PLA with an alternative route,” said the source.
Army sources on Monday also rejected a video released by Chinese funnel showing the Chinese national flag stretching in Galwan Valley with a claim that a special flag that had flew above Tiananmen square in Beijing.
“The flag was not flown in buffers or demilitarized zones in Galwan Valley which appeared after clashes of violence between rival forces in June 2020.
PLA must have flown it elsewhere,” said a source.
Bank Utara Pangong Tso is also the main clash where in May 2020, with PLA occupying and building a fortress in stretching 8 km from Finger-4 to 8.
On August 29-30 that year, after being arrested off-guard, Indian forces had been against PLA By occupying six to seven height dominates tactics on the southern edge of the Pangong Tso-Kailash region.
The release of the next troops in February last year, after several rounds of diplomatic and military talks, saw the Indian army back west to Pos Dhan Singh Thapa between Finger-2 and Finger-3 and emptied the height of Kailash.
PLA troops, in turn, resigned to their old positions in the East Finger-8 to build buffers or zones without patrols of them.
India and China are now completing the date for the 14th round of the Corps Commander’s conversation lately.
China refused to complete the release of the troops that were jammed at Patrolling Point-15 in the hot springs-gorry-kongkka la during the 13th round on October 10, October 10 at the Ninglung Nalllah Charding (CNN) Junction in Demachok and Depsang Plains were considered even more difficult, As reported by TOI.
As a result, the two troops continued to continue the spread of around 50,000 troops, along with tanks, howitzers and air-to-air missile systems, for the second consecutive winter along the underground limit.