India claims the place where China has built bunkers.
The Chinese army is gathering weapons on a large scale near the border of Pangong Lake in eastern Ladakh. US firm BlackSky has released its satellite image. BlackSky claims that bunkers of Chinese soldiers are visible in these images. These have been built to store weapons and fuel.
These bunkers have been built during 2021-22. Fuel and weapons have been hidden in them. Armored vehicles have also been seen at this place.
According to a Hindustan Times report, there is a base of Chinese soldiers in Sirjap near Pangong Lake. The Chinese army headquarters is also located here. India has been claiming this place. This place is just 5 kilometers away from the LAC.
This satellite image is of bunkers and other constructions built by the Chinese Army near Pangong Lake.
China built bunkers after clashes with Indian soldiers in 2020.
On 5 May 2020, there was a clash between Chinese soldiers and Indian soldiers. At that time, this entire area was empty. There was neither any vehicle nor any post here. After this, the Chinese army gradually increased its activities in the area.
The picture taken by BlackSky is of May 30, 2024. An underground bunker is clearly visible in it. This bunker has 5 doors. The bunker has been designed in such a way that it does not suffer any damage from air strikes.
A BlackSky expert, on condition of anonymity, said that this base can hide many armored vehicles, there is also a testing range, space to store fuel and ammunition. The Chinese army has built a network of roads and trenches to reach this bunker.
There was no response from the government.
This base is 120 km south-east of the Galwan Valley, where a clash took place between Indian and Chinese soldiers in June 2020. During this, 20 Indian soldiers lost their lives.
There has been no response from the Indian government so far on the new revelations in eastern Ladakh. A former Indian Army officer, on the condition of anonymity, said that in today’s time everything can be detected accurately using satellites or aerial surveillance platforms. Making tunnels is the only solution to create better security arrangements.
Earlier, fighter planes were deployed near
Tibet . In May this year, China had deployed state-of-the-art J20 stealth fighter planes at Shigatse airbase in Tibet near the northeastern state of Sikkim. This was revealed by satellite images released on May 27. This area is only 150 kilometers away from the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in the eastern region of India.
long with J-20, J-10 and KJ-500 are also visible in the satellite images.
Then AllSource Analysis, which monitors geospatial intelligence sources, had revealed the deployment of these fighter planes. In this, 6 Chinese J-20 stealth fighter planes can be seen standing in a line at the airbase.
