Indo-China Talk: india warns china embroiled in Taiwan, don't violate air border in Ladakh

Chinese planes have violated airspace in the last one and a half months. india expressed strong objection to the Chinese military officials, calling it a provocative act. government sources briefed the media on friday about the special military talks.

On Tuesday, special talks were held between india and china at Chushul Moldo in eastern Ladakh. In this, india strongly objected to the violation of the airspace by the Chinese air Force in the last 45 days. The indian air Force had driven out Chinese fighter planes from the area.

India and china have agreed to fly fighter aircraft within 10 km of the Line of Actual Control (LAC) as a confidence-building measure, but Chinese aircraft have violated it in the last one and a half months. india expressed strong objection to the Chinese military officials, calling it a provocative act. government sources briefed the media on friday about the special military talks.Sources said that the indian side asked china to refrain from provocative activities like airspace violations.

Air commander Sharma was present in the special talks air Force officers of both countries also participated in the special military talks. Apart from them, military officers were also present. air commander amit sharma was present on the indian side, while his counterpart from the Chinese side was the officer. Sources said the indian Army was represented by an officer of the rank of Major General under the fire and Fury Corps led by Lt Gen A Sengupta.

China's ongoing tension on many issues including Taiwan

The special military talks between india and china have taken place at a time when tensions are going on with many countries including the US over many matters including Taiwan. china is deeply infuriated by US Speaker Nancy Pelosi's latest visit to Taiwan. He has fired missiles at Taiwan. Some of these have also fallen into the Exclusive Economic Zone of Japan.

Chinese officials made this complaint During the discussion, the Chinese side objected to the indian air Force's ability to locate its air Force aircraft in Tibet. china is constantly complaining about it. The confrontation between the air Force of india and china started in June. On june 25, a J-11 fighter jet of the Chinese air Force flew very close to the tense area in eastern Ladakh at 4 am. It was immediately caught and alerted by air Force personnel and radar.

Miraj and MiG answered China

The airspace violations by the Chinese air Force continued for more than a month. During this, the indian air Force gave a strong response by sending other fighter aircraft including Mirage 2000 and MiG-29 on the spot. Sources said that china did not expect such a sharp reaction from the indian air Force. The air Force was ready to respond to any misadventure by the PLAAF.

Sources said that the indian air Force is also taking precautions so that the matter does not escalate on the ground and at the same time keeping an eye on the air activities of China.