Army resumes patrolling at Depsang

Army resumes patrolling at Depsang as disengagement progresses along LAC
The Indian Army on Monday resumed patrolling in the Depsang Plains, one of the friction points along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), following the recent disengagement agreement between India and China to end the more than four-year standoff that began with the deadly Galwan clashes.
Indian Army Resumes Restricted Patrolling At Depsang Plains As Disengagement With China Progresses
Days after the disengagement process between the Indian Army and China’s PLA concluded, patrolling began at the crucial Depsang Plains, albeit in a restricted format. Patrolling in Demchok area began on 1 November.
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Disengagement of troops of India and China has started at two friction points in Demchok and Depsang Plains in Eastern Ladakh sector. As per the agreements between the two sides, the Indian troops have started pulling back equipment to rear locations in the respective areas:… pic.twitter.com/CzwAZs4sJG
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Indian troops resume patrolling in Depsang
The development comes after the disengagement of Indian and Chinese armies from Demchok, and verification of the troop and equipment pullback
Indian Army resumes patrolling in Depsang, first since disengagement
Indian Army resumes patrolling in Depsang, Eastern Ladakh, marking progress in disengagement with China along the Line of Actual Control.
Why Depsang Plains on the LAC are critical to India’s strategic interest
The western part of the plains is controlled by India while the eastern part falls in Aksai Chin, occupied by China.
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