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#China is not in a mood to de-escalate the situation on the LAC
It has continued the deployment of around 40,000 troops in its front & depth areas in #Ladakh
The #Chinese are also not honouring the disengagement at the friction points in Ladakh https://m.timesofindia.com/india/china-not-de-escalating-situation-on-lac-continues-to-deploy-40000-troops-on-ladakh-front-sources/amp_articleshow/77108290.cms?__twitter_impression=true&s=09
It has continued the deployment of around 40,000 troops in its front & depth areas in #Ladakh
The #Chinese are also not honouring the disengagement at the friction points in Ladakh https://m.timesofindia.com/india/china-not-de-escalating-situation-on-lac-continues-to-deploy-40000-troops-on-ladakh-front-sources/amp_articleshow/77108290.cms?__twitter_impression=true&s=09
"The Chinese have not shown any signs of de-escalation as they continue to maintain their heavy troop deployment of almost 40,000 troops supported by heavy weaponry like air defence systems, armoured personnel carriers & long-range artillery in front & depth areas," sources said.
The disengagement process has also not made any progress since the last round of talks between the two Corps Commanders held last week and ground positions have also not changed, the sources said.
The Chinese are also showing reluctance in moving out of the Finger 5 area and retreat back to their permanent location in Sirijap as they want to create an observation post in the Finger area, sources said.
Similarly, they have done a heavy amount of construction of structures in the Hot Springs and Gogra post area which are the two major friction points in the Eastern Ladakh sector.
In the Hot Springs and Gogra area, the Chinese have been giving excuse of the possibility of India occupying strategic heights there once they retreat to their permanent locations in their side of the border, the sources said.
