FOOLS_NIGHTMARE
ELITE MEMBER
- Joined
- Sep 26, 2018
- Messages
- 18,063
- Reaction score
- 12
- Country
- Location
From Indian Media.
China’s intension of disengaging from the troop confrontation in eastern Ladakh seems to be very meek as it appears to be further digging in its heels by continuing to build roads, bridges, helipads among other military infrastructure along the Line of Actual Control in its bid to cover for its troops along the LAC.
“China is indulging in ping-pong tactics by shuttling the ball between diplomatic and military talks, without any serious attempt at conflict resolution,” a senior military official told ToI on Saturday.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday held a two-hour-long meeting with NSA Ajit Doval, CDS Bipin Rawat and the three service chiefs General MM Naravane, Admiral Karambir Singh and Air Chief Marshal BKS Bhadauria over the same.
In retaliation to the Chinese troops, artillery, tanks and other heavy weaponry by the People’s Liberation Army, India has counter-deployed in the three sectors along the LAC from Ladakh to Arunachal Pradesh. New Delhi discussed the strategy for contingency as well as the long haul in top-level meetings over the last three days.
On Thursday and Friday, General Naravane met his top seven Army commanders to review the security situation and operational preparedness on northern and western fronts with China and Pakistan.
Rounds of diplomatic and military talks so far have failed to break the deadlock between India and China at the LAC along Eastern Ladakh. | Photo Credit: PTI
Officers said China is doing everything from building roads close to the LAC, augmenting the capacity of its airbases at Hotan and Kashgar in Xinjiang and Gargunsa, Lhasa-Gonggar and Shigatse in Tibet to laying optical fibre cables for its troops at faceoff sites in Pangong Tso and Gogra-Ho Spring areas. Rounds of diplomatic and military talks so far have failed to deescalate in the rival military build-up in Depsand PlainspDaulat Beg Oldie sector.
The military confrontation between India and China in eastern Ladakh has now lasted for more than 100 days.
www.timesnownews.com
China’s intension of disengaging from the troop confrontation in eastern Ladakh seems to be very meek as it appears to be further digging in its heels by continuing to build roads, bridges, helipads among other military infrastructure along the Line of Actual Control in its bid to cover for its troops along the LAC.
“China is indulging in ping-pong tactics by shuttling the ball between diplomatic and military talks, without any serious attempt at conflict resolution,” a senior military official told ToI on Saturday.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday held a two-hour-long meeting with NSA Ajit Doval, CDS Bipin Rawat and the three service chiefs General MM Naravane, Admiral Karambir Singh and Air Chief Marshal BKS Bhadauria over the same.
In retaliation to the Chinese troops, artillery, tanks and other heavy weaponry by the People’s Liberation Army, India has counter-deployed in the three sectors along the LAC from Ladakh to Arunachal Pradesh. New Delhi discussed the strategy for contingency as well as the long haul in top-level meetings over the last three days.
On Thursday and Friday, General Naravane met his top seven Army commanders to review the security situation and operational preparedness on northern and western fronts with China and Pakistan.
Rounds of diplomatic and military talks so far have failed to break the deadlock between India and China at the LAC along Eastern Ladakh. | Photo Credit: PTI
Officers said China is doing everything from building roads close to the LAC, augmenting the capacity of its airbases at Hotan and Kashgar in Xinjiang and Gargunsa, Lhasa-Gonggar and Shigatse in Tibet to laying optical fibre cables for its troops at faceoff sites in Pangong Tso and Gogra-Ho Spring areas. Rounds of diplomatic and military talks so far have failed to deescalate in the rival military build-up in Depsand PlainspDaulat Beg Oldie sector.
The military confrontation between India and China in eastern Ladakh has now lasted for more than 100 days.
No end to Chinese menace: PLA troops continue building infrastructure along LAC
New Delhi, on Saturday, discussed the strategy for contingency as well as the long haul in top-level meetings over the last three days.
