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After tensions in Nakula, North Sikkim, India, last Saturday, tensions are escalating again in Ladakh. On Tuesday, Chinese troops stormed the Current Control Line in Ladakh. Indian Air Force fighter jets chased the helicopters as soon as they were captured.
According to ANI, citing sources from the central government of India, Chinese military helicopters flew near the Current Control Line. Air Force fighter jets retaliated. The air force now patrol the area.
Chinese helicopters are known not to have crossed LAC. However, as Pakistan’s F-16S and F-16S aircraft recently began patrolling the country’s eastern border, the China helicopter problem is emphasized. Because Leh and Ladakh have two air bases. One is in Leh and the other is in Taise. As a result, the issue of security is being given the utmost importance.
On Saturday, Indian and Chinese troops clashed in Nakula, North Sikkim. According to various media reports, the clashes between the armies of the two countries were so intense that several people were injured. However, the Indian army said nothing of the sort.
It has only been said that the “confrontation” of the two armies lasted for a time. Problems are resolved through negotiation in accordance with the protocol. After many days, such an unpleasant situation was created, the army said. Experts say the area between Muguthang and Nakula is not in dispute. G News.
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