Chief of Army Staff General Manoj Pande with the troops during the Parvat Prahar exercise in eastern Ladakh on September 10, 2022. Photo: Twitter/@adgpi via PTI.
A very big news is coming from the snowy valleys of Ladakh, the army of India and China has started retreating from the patrolling point 15. Indian and Chinese forces have retreated from Gogra Hot Spring Patrol Point 15 in eastern Ladakh. Today, after the future procedure, the frontline soldiers have been sent to the rear places. Along with this, the temporary infrastructure there has also been destroyed. It should be told that according to the information received, both the parties have backtracked as per the plan. But so far no success has been achieved in resolving the deadlock between Damchok and Depsang. The Indian and Chinese forces announced on 8 September that they would withdraw from PP 15. Information received from sources said that the infrastructure has been demolished at the standoff site. At present, it is not known whether he will create a buffer zone at patrolling point 15. No one patrols the buffer zone.
Indian Foreign Ministry spokesman Arindam Bagchi has said on 9 September, the process of withdrawal of troops in PP 15 will be completed by Monday.
Indian Air Force did an easy job. Army Chief General Manoj Pandey has praised the Indian Air Force's actions in response to developments in Eastern Ladakh in 2020. General Manoj Pandey has said that without the unprecedented contribution of the Indian Air Force and the airlift, this task would not have been possible to reach the troops in Eastern Ladakh.
The "no-petrol buffer zone" in the PP-15 area is now the fourth to be created in eastern Ladakh since the military confrontation with China began in April-May 2020. The first ones, ranging from 3-km to 10-km, were installed in 2020-2021 in PP-14 (Galwan Valley), PP-17A (Gogra) and Pangong Tso-Kailash range area.
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