The fierce clashes in the Galwan Valley in June 2020, where 20 Indian soldiers lost their lives and an unspecified number of Chinese troops were also killed or injured, left bilateral ties between New Delhi and Beijing at a six-decade low.
Despite agreeing to disengagement at other friction points, Beijing had been reluctant to discuss the situation at the Depsang Plains and Charding Nullah until about a year ago.
Coming to Pangong Tso in eastern Ladakh, a July report based on satellite images had said that China had completed and operationalised a bridge connecting the north and south banks of the lake, allowing the PLA to significantly reduce the time needed to mobilise its troops and tanks.
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