After overcoming the Coronavirus, China has stepped up its activity against India. The forces of India and China are mobilizing heavy weapons and munitions, including cannons and tanks, at military bases near the disputed area of eastern Ladakh. In the two countries, there is an increasing possibility of Ladakh becoming a battleground due to the weapons being deposited in the last 25 days. The Chinese Army has also deployed a large number of infantry warfare vehicles, which can be deployed near Indian territory in a few hours. On the other hand, the Indian Army has also increased its strength and deployment there to counter the Chinese military mob. It is also sending cannons and military equipment to eastern Ladakh.
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The Indian and Chinese sides are talking to each other at the battalion and brigade level at all the places in the eastern Ladakh region, which has not yet yielded any result. Sources say that the Chinese were not back from any positions where they were. Indian and Chinese soldiers are facing constant confrontation at various places.
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A large number of Class A vehicles can be seen in the rear position of the Chinese Army in the eastern Ladakh region near the Line of Actual Control. These vehicles are deployed at a distance of 25-30 km from the Indian side of the Line of Actual Control (LAC) and can be brought forward along the border in a few hours. It seems that the Chinese side wants to strangle India through negotiations and is using it to strengthen its side on the Line of Actual Control (LAC). On the other hand, negotiations at the level of commanding officer and brigade commander are taking place on an almost daily basis, but are not showing any results. Now the chief general officers of the two sides will meet soon to discuss ways to end tensions in the region. The Chinese side is demanding a ban on the development of infrastructure by India along the Line of Control. Claus A level vehicles can be seen extensively in satellite images at the base of the Chinese Army.