As Harsh Winter Subsides, China Enhances Military Activity Along LAC
Not showing intent of De-escalation China is reinforcing it's Military and rotating troops along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern ladakh.
New Delhi : China is now reinforcing its military positions and rotating troops along the Line of Actual Control. This means that China is showing no intent of de-escalation along the Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh where it is locked in a stand-off with India for over a year now. While many would have hoped that the harsh winter would lead to a de-escalation, the Chinese are not converting temporary structures, helipads and surface to air missile positions it had set up last year into permanent positions. Officials say that China continues to maintain a big force in the friction point areas. The Rutog county area which is only 100 kilometres away has witnessed plenty of activity in the past couple of days. India's worry is that the People's Liberation Army can move forces must faster to the LAC due to better road connectivity. Read Also: 5 Years Of Submarine Secrecy: India’s Unique Arihant Class Is Still In Hiding The last time that talks were held at the military level be…