China fired by India's ballistic missile test, launched spy ship into sea

- China has at least 355 warships

New delhi date. 06 December 2022, Tuesday

Tension between India and China is not low not only in Ladakh but also in the sea. On one side, the armies are facing each other in eastern Ladakh. Now that India is going to test a ballistic missile next week in the Indian Ocean, China has launched a spy ship. The Indian Navy has tracked that a Chinese ship has landed in Indonesia's Sunda Strait. This is the same ship that was sent to Hambantota in August. His name is Yuan Wang-5.

The 20 thousand ton vessel is equipped with large antenna, advanced center and other electronic equipment. More than 400 crew are deployed on it. Let us tell you that currently India has issued a notice to declare the Bay of Bengal a no fly zone. The ballistic missile will be test-fired on December 15 and 16 from Odisha's Abdul Kalam Island. According to the information, the country's most powerful missile Agni-5 will be included in the army. Its range is 5 thousand kilometers. For this, the ballistic missile is to be tested.

The user trial of this missile is to be done in 3 phases. Let us tell you that China also comes under the jurisdiction of Agni-5 missile. So China's sleep is gone. Now it has to be seen whether the missile test will be conducted as per schedule or its timing will be changed. Last month when the Agni-3 missile with a range of 3 thousand kilometers was tested. According to the rule, all countries are exempted from navigation in international waters. So the Chinese spy ship cannot be stopped. The ship is being dispatched by the PLA's Strategic Support Team. According to information, China also has satellite equipment that can track missile tests. Chinese ships then often come to the Indian Ocean to collect data and create ocean charts.

Chinese army is very powerful. They have at least 355 warships. Apart from this it has established its logistic base in Cambodia, Seychelles and Mauritius as well as East African countries. Navy Chief Admiral R. Hari Kumar said on Saturday that India is also constantly monitoring Chinese warships. Apart from this, survey ships and fishing boats are also given full attention.