A clash broke out between the Indian and Chinese armies in Arunachal- News Focus bd

On December 9, a conflict broke out between the Indian and Chinese armies in Arunachal. After this, Indian Air Force aircraft are patrolling the airspace of Arunachal Pradesh.

A Clash broke out between indian

 The Indian Air Force has been patrolling the airspace for the last few days amid the Tawang clash. According to the Ministry of Defense, on December 9, a conflict broke out between Chinese and Indian troops along the Line of Actual Control in the Tawang sector of Arunachal Pradesh. It has been reported that a week ago, 300 PLA soldiers crossed the Line of Actual Control. Then the Indian army and the Chinese army directly engaged in conflict. As soon as this incident came to light, the tension started again. According to sources, the Indian Air Force (IAF) is patrolling Arunachal Pradesh to monitor China's airspace. According to sources, fighter jets of the Indian Air Force have patrolled two to three times in recent weeks in Arunachal Pradesh to ensure that China does not violate the airspace in any way. The Indian Air Force recently detected Chinese aircraft activity near the Line of Actual Control in Arunachal Pradesh. So the fighter jets of the Indian Air Force were patrolling the airspace of Arunachal Pradesh with extra caution. Incidentally, it was learned yesterday that the Chinese and Indian air forces clashed near the Line of Actual Control in Arunachal last week. The conflict broke out in the Tawang sector of Arunachal Pradesh on December 9. But the Indian Air Force has been able to stop the Chinese invasion there. After the Galwan conflict in eastern Ladakh in 2020, the two forces clashed again after a long time. However, the soldiers of both sides were injured in this conflict.