India China Relation: Following a newly established patrolling arrangement between India and China, satellite images reviewed by India Today reveal the dismantling of structures in Eastern Ladakh’s Depsang and Demchok regions. The latest images show a reduction in military structures, indicating a potential end to the prolonged border standoff as winter approaches.
India-China Border Tensions Ease as Satellite Images Show Structure Removal in Ladakh’s Depsang and Demchok Regions
Images taken on October 25 by Maxar Technologies depict the removal of shelters and transport vehicles at critical sites, marking a visible shift in the tense border dynamics. This development comes after discussions between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Xi Jinping during the BRICS summit, underscoring efforts towards de-escalation.
Disengagement Signals Possible Resolution of Longstanding Standoff
While both sides anticipate the disengagement process to conclude soon, concerns remain among experts regarding the creation of buffer zones, which may influence long-term territorial claims in the area.
The initial reductions in military infrastructure indicate a positive trend; however, experts caution that buffer zones may advantage China’s territorial position in the long run. With winter approaching, the swift removal of structures highlights both nations’ intentions to stabilize the sensitive border region. Completion of the disengagement process is anticipated in the coming days, setting a precedent for ongoing peace efforts along the disputed border.
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