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Following the deadly clashes in the Galwan Valley, the Indian Air Force airlifted over 68,000 Army soldiers, 90 tanks, and other weapon systems to eastern Ladakh for rapid deployment along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), according to top sources in the defence and security establishment. The troops and weapons were transported by the IAF's
Over 68,000 Indian Army soldiers and military equipment, including tanks, artillery guns, and radar systems, have been rapidly deployed to the Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh following the deadly clashes with China in the Galwan Valley. The Indian Air Force deployed its Su-30 MKI and Jaguar fighters to conduct surveillance and intelligence gathering, while remotely piloted aircraft maintained a watch over Chinese activities.
In view of the escalating tensions, the IAF had also deployed a sizeable number of remotely piloted aircraft (RPAs) in the region to keep a hawk-eye vigil on Chinese activities, they said. 📰 Indian Air Force Airlifted Over 68,000 Soldiers, 90 Tanks and Weapons to Eastern Ladakh Following Galwan Valley Clashes, Say Top Sources.
Over 68,000 Army soldiers, around 90 tanks and other weapon systems were airlifted by the Indian Air Force to eastern Ladakh from across the country for rapid deployment along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) after the deadly clashes in the Galwan Valley, top sources in defence and security establishment said.
India News: Over 68,000 Army soldiers, around 90 tanks and other weapon systems were airlifted by the Indian Air Force to eastern Ladakh from across the country f