The cold in Ladakh filled the Chinese on the border. It was time to make a decision

New Delhi: Due to the cold in East Ladakh, it is time for the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) to rotate its troops. Since the Chinese soldiers are not used to the cold of Ladakh (india china news), China has to change its troops every day. At the same time, Indian troops are fully prepared to stay in the same place for a long time.

According to government sources, Indian troops will be stationed on the front lines of the Line of Control (LoC) for a longer period than Chinese troops.

Adverse effects of cold on Chinese troops

India is more prepared than China on the issue of weather. India has already deployed a large number of troops on the high peaks in the Siachen Glacier and Ladakh sector. The Indian outposts on which China has deployed its troops are all high peaks. The cold snap is affecting the Chinese military. Indian troops are stationed there at high and important places. So China has to change its troops every day, sources said.

india china standoff: India ready to respond to China, Marine commandos deployed in Pangong area

The dispute between India and China has been going on since April-May. China took an aggressive stance on the border in April-May. In the East Ladakh sector, China has deployed about 60,000 troops near the Indian border. China has deployed air defense systems, armored vehicles, large weapons and long-range guns. India has also spared no effort in responding to any Chinese incursions. On the other hand, there have been eight discussions at the corps commander level between India and China to restore peace on the border.

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On June 15, a bloody battle broke out between Indian and Chinese troops in the Galwan Valley in eastern Ladakh. 20 Indian soldiers were martyred in this bloody struggle. Many Chinese soldiers were killed in this conflict. But China has not yet disclosed that. India has demanded that China withdraw its troops from the Finger Area before withdrawing troops from the southern shores of Lake Pangong.