India China Tension Updates : Arunachal Pradesh’s Tawang clashed last week after which the Indian Air Force conducted a two-day exercise in the Northeast. is going In this exercise, all the combat aircraft close to the front line and other resources deployed in this area will be included. Apart from this news, the Congress has taunted the Modi government. Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge wrote on his Twitter wall that it appears that the Modi government’s “red eye” is covered with Chinese glasses. Is it not allowed to speak against China in the Indian Parliament?

Sukhoi-MKI and Rafale jet too IncludedIndian Air Force exercises as per media reports The purpose of the test is to test the overall combat capability of the Indian Air Force and military preparedness in this area. Frontline aircraft including Indian Air Force’s Sukhoi- MKI and Rafale jets) Will be included. All the forward bases of the Air Force and some advance landing grounds in the North Eastern Region are also to be included in the exercise.

Fighter planes have roared on the border

The Indian Air Force fired at the LAC in Arunachal Pradesh’s Tawang sector last week. In part, after the increasing air activities of China, its fighter jets were flown. The deployment of some aerial platforms, including drones, by China in the region preceded the Chinese Army’s December 9 attempt to unilaterally change the status quo in the Yangtse sector in Tawang sector, the sources said. He said that Chinese drones had come very close to the LAC, due to which the Indian Air Force had to ground its warplanes and increase the overall combat capability.

Congress President Mallikarjun KhargetwitterAmerica Said – our close watch on the situation The US has said that it encourages India and China to discuss issues related to their disputed borders through existing bilateral channels. The US said it strongly opposes any unilateral attempt to claim territory from across the border along the established Line of Actual Control. We will continue to monitor the situation closely, White House press secretary Karin Jean-Pierre said at her daily news conference on Tuesday.

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