Indian Navy’s Mass entry to Ladakh: Deploys its MIG 29 Jets

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Things are escalating fast at the Indo-China border region. Reports are coming in that the Indian Navy has deployed its Mig 29 carrier-based fighter jets in the Northern sectors.
Things are escalating fast at the Indo-China border region. Reports are coming in that the Indian Navy has deployed its Mig 29 carrier-based fighter jets in the Northern sectors.

Things are escalating fast at the Indo-China border region. Reports are coming in that the Indian Navy has deployed its Mig 29 carrier-based fighter jets in the Northern sectors. The move comes at the backdrop of the recent tensions between India and China.

Troops from both countries namely India and China are deadlocked in a series of stand-offs at the borders. The issue began when China unilaterally decided to change the status quo of the disputed borders with India.

Intrusion by China took place at the multiple sectors of LAC (Line of Actual Control).

But it was swiftly responded by the Indian Side with mirror deployment. Mi9rror deployment means, maintaining the force strength as the same as enemy’.

The Escalations and Deployments at LAC:

Things escalated when China backed off from its words of disengagement at Galwan Valley’s Patrolling Point 14. As People’s Liberation Army Soldiers re-erected few tents inside Indian territory. The tents which were removed earlier after military-level talks. Which led to a massive scuffle between both troops. In which 20 Indian Soldiers were martyred along with 45 Chinese PLA Soldiers killed.

Chinese Communist Regime has become hostile to all its neighbors lately. Especially during COVID 19 Pandemic which has become a major concern for all the countries.

Mean While the Indian Government has given free hand to its armed forces to take any actions required to deal with China. Full-spectrum troops deployments are taking place from both the Indian and Chinese sides.

Moreover, The Indian Air force has moved its front-line fighter jets to the forward locations and continues to undertake combat air patrol at LAC. Along with helicopter and transport aircraft units towards China.

Indian Navy’s entry into the Northern Sectors:

Earlier Indian Navy pitched in to aid the troops to build up at the Line of Actual Control (LAC). India’s CDS (Chief of Defence Staff) General Bipin Rawat charted a plan to deploy the Indian Navy’s aircraft to the Northern Sectors in time of the emergency situation. In line with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to enhance the synergy between the Indian Army, Indian Navy and Indian Air force.

IFE News Network can confirm that the deployment of Indian Navy’s Boeing P-8 Poseidon (I) a multi-mission Maritime Aircraft capable of long-endurance, surveillance, anti-submarine, and ship capabilities. A potent platform imported from the United States of America to replace its aging Tupoley Tu-142M (Maritime Surveillance Turboprops).

Deployment of MIG 29K in Northern Sectors:

At this point in time when the Indian Navy’s special mission aircraft and special commando units carrying out missions. The latest update is that the Indian navy has decided to deploy its all-weather carrier-based multi-role fighter aircraft at Ladakh Forward airbase.

The Indian Navy operates about 40 Mikoyan MiG 29K fighter jets at the INS Hansa Naval Base in Goa and from the deck of India’s only aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya. MIG 29K was procured a decade ago from the Russian with tailor-made tweaks as per the Indian specifications.

The Might of Indian Navy in Display:

This move will boost India’s firepower at the Line of Actual Control. Indian Navy is playing a very important role. While it deployed its aerial platforms in the Northern Sectors with China. The Indian Navy is conducting a Massive Naval exercise at Andaman and Nicobar island region. A Crucial message to china as the region is located at the mouth of the Malacca Strait through which 80 percent of Chinese merchant trade vessels pass through.

Indian Navy sources also confirmed that India’s two nuclear-powered submarines INS Chakra (SSN) and INS Arihant (SSBN) are also out on national duty.

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Indian Navy’s carrier battle group is also out on national duty and will keep a close eye on the region. At the same time, the Indian Navy warships welcomed USS Nimitz Supercarrier of the United States of America (US Navy) and conducted a naval exercise near the Malacca Strait.

So all in all, Things don’t seem to be calm. And India is fully prepared on all fronts. You can read our previous articles on the Indo-Pacific region. Will give the links below.