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Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – The clash between the Indian and Chinese armies in the Galwan Valley, East Ladakh, on June 15, 2020, has a long tail. Recently, the Indian Navy decided to send warships to the South China Sea. This is the Asian News International (ANI) report written by NDTV India, on Sunday (8/30/2020).
The move undoubtedly provoked discontent in China. The country of the Bamboo Curtain has also objected to this action, especially since talks between the two countries on the situation in the Galwan Valley are still ongoing.
As soon as the Galwan confrontation broke out in which 20 of our soldiers were killed, the Indian Navy deployed one of its front-line warships in the South China Sea. As is known in the region, the People’s Liberation Army Navy rejected the presence of other forces that claim most of the waters as part of it. the territory, ”a government source told ANI.
The deployment of Indian warships in the South China Sea has implications for the People’s Liberation Army Navy. This is because they want dialogue related to the Galwan Valley to be promoted, not warships sent into these waters.
While in the South China Sea, the Indian Navy communicated intensively with the United States Navy, which deployed destroyers and frigates in the South China Sea. As part of routine exercises, Indian warships continue to update the movement status of military ships from other countries in the region. The source said that the mission was carried out very quietly to avoid public scrutiny of the activities of the Indian Navy.
At the same time, the Indian Navy has deployed ships along the Straits of Malacca, near the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. It is a route for the Chinese Navy to enter the Indian Ocean region to monitor any activity. Several Chinese ships also passed through the Straits of Malacca while returning with oil or transporting products to other continents.
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