Is China preparing for a fierce attack?

Beijing appears to have added new structures near the site of a deadly border clash with India in the western Himalayas. Heightening concerns about further flare-ups between the nuclear-armed neighbors. Indian and Chinese military commanders agreed on Monday. To step back from a weeks-old standoff at several locations along their disputed border.

Following the June 15 clash in the Galwan Valley in which 20 Indian soldiers were killed. The deadliest clash between the two countries in 45 years. Reportedly there is new construction activity in the week following the brutal hand-to-hand combat underlines. The challenges of disengagement and the risk of the accord still falling apart. Because of overlapping claims in the arid territory.

The Galwan Valley, where the clash occurred, falls within a remote stretch of the 3,380-km (2,100-mile) Line of Actual Control (LAC) the de facto border established following a war between India and China in 1962.Satellite image of the area. 

Update by Soujashh Singha