India opens tunnel to China border, but won’t reduce troops despite thaw in boundary row
- Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Z-Morh or Sonmarg tunnel on January 13, 2025, providing all-weather access to contested border zones with China and Pakistan.
- The tunnel, stretching 6.4 km, is part of an infrastructure drive aimed at improving connectivity in high-altitude regions.
- Modi stated, 'With the opening of the tunnel here, connectivity will significantly improve,' emphasizing its strategic importance.
- The project, costing US$313 million, took a decade to construct and aims to facilitate military supply deployment.
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