Ladakh (May 29, 2020) Tensions escalated, Chinese warplanes once again entered Indian territory, Chinese Air Force J-11 fighter jets continued to fly in the Ladakh region for a long time, a few days ago Chinese helicopters Had entered Indian territory. According to details, border tensions between India and China are increasing with each passing day.
Since the Chinese military's response, the Indian military has been in a state of panic and has so far failed to do anything against the Chinese military. It has been reported that Chinese warplanes once again entered Indian airspace. Chinese Air Force J-11 fighter jets entered Indian territory in the Ladakh region on May 26.
Chinese warplanes remained within Indian territory for a long time and then returned.
The Indian air force regained consciousness when the Chinese warplanes returned. Mirage fighter jets were sent to the border by the Indian Air Force, but by then the Chinese warplanes had returned to their borders. It should be noted here that a few days ago, Chinese Air Force helicopters had entered Indian territory. Chinese helicopters had penetrated within 5 km of India's borders.
The Indian Air Force did not dare to respond. The situation in Ladakh is said to be tense. China wants to halt the construction of a bridge over a controversial road in Ladakh, so China has increased its military presence at the airport. The number of Indian troops in Ladakh has also been increased. Indian and Chinese troops face off at three points in the Golan Heights and Lake Pengang.
It may be recalled that more than a week has passed since the beginning of the India-China conflict in the Ladakh region. India first started a border dispute with Nepal to pursue its expansionist illegal objectives, but when clashes broke out with China, India received a full response, forcing Indian troops to retreat.
Since the Chinese military's response, the Indian military has been in a state of panic and has so far failed to do anything against the Chinese military. It has been reported that Chinese warplanes once again entered Indian airspace. Chinese Air Force J-11 fighter jets entered Indian territory in the Ladakh region on May 26.
Chinese warplanes remained within Indian territory for a long time and then returned.
The Indian air force regained consciousness when the Chinese warplanes returned. Mirage fighter jets were sent to the border by the Indian Air Force, but by then the Chinese warplanes had returned to their borders. It should be noted here that a few days ago, Chinese Air Force helicopters had entered Indian territory. Chinese helicopters had penetrated within 5 km of India's borders.
The Indian Air Force did not dare to respond. The situation in Ladakh is said to be tense. China wants to halt the construction of a bridge over a controversial road in Ladakh, so China has increased its military presence at the airport. The number of Indian troops in Ladakh has also been increased. Indian and Chinese troops face off at three points in the Golan Heights and Lake Pengang.
It may be recalled that more than a week has passed since the beginning of the India-China conflict in the Ladakh region. India first started a border dispute with Nepal to pursue its expansionist illegal objectives, but when clashes broke out with China, India received a full response, forcing Indian troops to retreat.
Ladakh (May 29, 2020) Tensions escalated,
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