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India China News: China has deployed additional fighter jets, bomber aircraft, and combat helicopters along its entire border with India. These fighter jets have been deployed at the airbase along the border from Ladakh to Arunachal Pradesh.

Highlights

• China deployed fighter jets, bomber aircraft, and helicopters at its 4 airbases adjoining India
• Not only this, but the Chinese army also intensified the action to stop the Indian troops on Pangang Soe Lake.
• Amid tensions, Chinese Army PLA has intensified its activity along the border of Arunachal
• Meanwhile, in order to reduce tensions in both countries, once again the talks are being held in Ladakh.

After deploying India’s MiG-29 and Apache fighter helicopters in Leh, China also launched a large scale fighter jet, bombers at its two airbases Hotan, Nagyari, Shigatse (near Sikkim) and Nayingchi (near Arunachal Pradesh) adjacent to Ladakh. Aircraft and helicopters have been deployed. Not only this, but the Chinese army has also increased its offensive action and surveillance to prevent Indian troops from patrolling in front of Finger 4 at Pangang Soo Lake.

According to The Tribune report, China has deployed additional fighter jets, bombers, and combat helicopters to its entire border with India at the airports Hotan, Nagyari, Shigatse, and Nyingchi. The PLA has also intensified its activity at the border of Arunachal. While the Chinese army wants to replace the LAC at Penang Soe Lake, the Chinese Army has also deployed large-scale troops and weapons at Gogra Hot Spring.

Increased threat to the areas of India

China’s recent actions have increased the risk of India’s Depasang, Murgo, Galvan, Hot Spring, Koool, Fukache, and Demchok. India too has increased its readiness to meet this challenge of China. It is being told that a meeting is being held between the two armies today. Earlier on June 6, a similar meeting took place.

Earlier on the night of June 15, there was a fierce clash in the Galvan Valley between the soldiers of India and China. In this, 20 soldiers of India were martyred and more than 40 soldiers of China were also killed. After this, tensions between the two countries have increased significantly. To deal with the Chinese challenge, India has deployed fighter jets, fighter aircraft, and tanks in areas adjacent to the Line of Control.

China deployed these fighter jets

It is being told that China has deployed combat aircraft J-11 and J16S in the adjoining areas of Ladakh, suitable for flying in high altitude. China’s Cheyyang J11 is the Chinese version of Russia’s Sukhoi SU27. Being a fighter plane air superior, it is capable of long-range attacks. It has two engines, which gives the jet more power. This aircraft manufactured in China operates only by the Chinese Air Force. This jet can fly with a weight of up to 33000 kg. This aircraft can hit a distance of 1500 km at a time.

India’s Sukhoi, Jaguar, Miraj are also ready

Recently, Air Force Chief RKS Bhadauria made a two-day visit to Leh and Srinagar to take stock of the preparedness amid heightened tension with China following violent clashes in the Galvan Valley. Military sources have told about this. The Air Force has put all its advance base on high alert near the 3500 km border with China and deployed additional resources such as combat aircraft and other war helicopters as part of the preparations after the skirmish.