A Chinese Air Force aircraft flew extremely close to the Line of Actual Control (LAC), creates tension

A Chinese Air Force aircraft flew extremely close to a site of tension on the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in the eastern Ladakh sector in the last week of June, according to news agency ANI.

The event reportedly took place in the final week of June at around 4 am after the plane was observed by people on the ground and detected by local radars stationed in the border region.

The Indian Air Force then reacted in accordance with routine operational protocols. The news source claims that the issue was also raised with the Chinese in accordance with the east abolished process.

It was made clear that the incident in question was not very significant, but such occurrences should be avoided by the opposing party since they may trigger an escalation.

According to sources quoted by news agency ANI, the incident took place as the Chinese side was conducting training exercises with a Chinese Air Force fighter jets and air defence equipment, including the S-400 air defence system, in regions bordering the Eastern Ladakh sector.

According to sources who spoke to ANI, the Indian Army and Air Force have greatly improved their positions since that time, and the entire Ladakh sector has been hardened to the point that opponents cannot even consider unilaterally altering the LAC’s status quo. Contrary to the Ladakh sector, the Chinese have been building infrastructure in territories they have illegally captured, while India has moved quickly to provide the necessary infrastructure.

The infrastructure in Ladakh, notably the roads, has greatly improved, making it quicker and simpler for troops to go to the front lines. All available weapons and men have been given to the Northern Command of the Indian Army, which is in command of the Ladakh sector, in order to confront the Chinese threat.

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