Chinese bridge on Pangong lake operational, to be used by PLA troops, tanks

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The PLA base at Sirjap, located on the northern shore of the Pangong Tso lake, has been built in an area claimed by India and is located about 5 km from the LAC.

According to a separate report from earlier in July, another batch of satellite images showed that the PLA had constructed underground bunkers for storing weapons and fuel and hardened shelters for protecting armoured vehicles at a key base in the area around the Pangong Tso lake.

A clash between Indian and Chinese troops on the banks of the Pangong lake had marked the start of the standoff, which has taken bilateral ties between New Delhi and Beijing to a six-decade low.