Hilarious how the same people accusing me of using outdated satellite imagery are responding by posting even more outdated imagery lol.
Yes, China captured pp14... by retreating over a km from the site. Meanwhile, India immediately resumed patrols after disengagement was complete.
BTW, it is impossible to capture something if you do not physically occupy it. That is simple English.
This is how it looked after disengagement.
And PP stands for PATROLLING POINT, which marks the end of Indian patrols. The only reason India built camps near the area was in response to China's new buildup next to pp14. The only reason why China suddenly moved in hundreds of troops, camps, roadbuilding vehicles, and even went as far as to alter the river was to move the lac from behind pp14 to the Galwan mouth(their new claim line)
And even their rear positions retreated.
And the fact that AFTER disengagement occured India still had a camp less than 500 meters from pp14 shows that at least untill winter, India resumed normal patrolling operations.
Great to see that members here are still coping with China's retreat.
Fortunately, they have a pretty big keyboard army to do that.