Israeli drones and high-altitude guerrilla warfare troops deployed along the Chinese border

New delhi date. 23 June 2020, Tuesday

The Air Force is gearing up to respond to China's move in the wake of the violent escalation between India and China over the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in the Galvan Valley in northern Ladakh. The Air Force has deployed unmanned drones, which were recently purchased by the Modi government from Israel, following the encounter in Galvan Valley.

Preparing to buy more armed drones from Israel
The Narendra Modi government has given full permission to the Indian Army to respond to any nefarious move by the Chinese Army. A special fund of Rs 500 crore has also been provided to the paramilitary forces to purchase any type of weapon in an emergency. At the same time, preparations are being made to buy armored drones as fast as PLA. In addition, a defense deal could be struck with the United States and Israel.

Indo-Tibetan border police personnel have also been sent to the Chinese border along with troops on the LAC. Also sent to a forward location with troops capable of fighting in a mountainous area. So ITBP jawans are also being sent closer to the LAC. In addition, the help of veterans who fought in the Leh and Dras areas during the Kargil period can also be sought.

People living in high altitude areas will benefit
Officials who have been the former chief of the Indian Army said there is a huge gap between the war in the mountainous region and the war being fought under normal circumstances. The situation in Ladakh can benefit the jawans living in the hilly areas. All areas of India are where the army has long been stationed in the highlands. In this, the Indian Army can benefit more from the experience of the Chinese Army.

The government is yet to reveal anything more about the current situation in Ladakh. However, troops are being urged not to take a single step back from any Chinese move and to respond with full readiness.