Battle of Ladakh part -11

A Few Hours Ago, Rudra's Camp – Western Frontier of the ladakhi Blockade

The afternoon sun hung high, casting long shadows over the bustling war camp. Soldiers moved swiftly, their armor clanking as they reinforced barricades and tended to the wounded. The air was thick with tension, the rhythmic sounds of marching boots blending with the distant clang of steel.

Amidst the organized chaos, a sudden commotion erupted near the perimeter.

A group of men, clad in Ladakhi armor, had crossed the frontline through unknown means.

Tension spiked, but fortunately, they showed no signs of hostility and surrendered with surprising ease.

Had it not been for the white flag they carried and their communication in Devanagari, they would have been cut down on sight. Even so, they were quickly apprehended and escorted under heavy guard to central leadership.