A major revelation has been made about the encounter between Indian and Chinese soldiers on June 15 in the Galvan Valley of Ladakh. Satellite photos clearly show that China started preparing for it about a week ago. The shocking thing is that China has also built dams to stop the stream of Galvan River. Satellite Labs, which provides satellite maps, has revealed how China changed the entire picture with its deployment in the Galvan Valley between 9 June and 16 June. Planet Labs has released satellite images of June 9 and June 16. It is clear from the satellite picture that in a week, China has transformed the entire Galvan valley.
On 9 June, where the entire area was empty, there was no movement of China even within several kilometres of the Chinese border. At the same time, by June 16, China has built a large number near LAC. China has built tents and watch towers here, whereas these tents and towers are burnt. It should be noted that these tents were burnt by the Indian Army, causing controversy on 15 June. In this area, not only the movement of the Chinese army has taken place, but also China has prepared heavy machinery.
According to China it never detained Indian soldiers after Indian media reports said 10 of them were released after they were captured in a high-altitude border clash in the Himalayas which also left at least 20 Indian soldiers dead. When asked about Indian media reports on Friday, Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said "China hasn't seized any Indian personnel" after the two sides fought with nail-studded batons and hurled rocks at each other in the disputed Galwan Valley – the deadliest such clash in 45 years.
Zhao said "the right and wrong is very clear and the responsibility lies entirely with the Indian side," according to the Associated Press. He further said that the two sides are in communication over diplomatic and military channels. "We hope India can work with China to take care of the long-term development of bilateral relations," he said at a daily briefing. Earlier on Friday, India's PTI news agency and other media reported that China released 10 Indian army soldiers, including at least two senior officers, late on Thursday. Their release followed several rounds of major-general-level talks between the two armies in a bid to ease tensions, the reports said.
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