Tenga / Ruda: The pure beauty of the mountains, rivers and lush green valleys in Arunachal Pradesh which is rather a mask of the Hereka military activity when it is blocking, and if needed to frustrate, there are challenges from dragons in the east sector.
Cranking from combat capabilities and infrastructure along the border of 1,346 km owned by Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim with Tibet China’s autonomous region has obtained maximum urgency since the military confrontation erupted in the west sector of East Ladakh in April-May last year.
The oversight capabilities of the day and night have witnessed a major upgrade, with bait from satellites, various radars and Ison Mark-II Israel drones sent to the integrated hub supervision and communication to oversee the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) at all borders.
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“There has been a main push together to use technology, with fusion of air and land supervision assets, to bring transparency.
He (China) cannot surprise us.
We are very confident about dealing with the scenario as a whole,” said Major General Zubin a Minwalla, Commando General Officer of 5 Mountain Division.
At the head office in Rupa, Corps Airspace Control Center works in conjunction with the IAF to get “Complete Air Pictures” along the LAC, while the supervision center tracks the PLA movements and infrastructure deep within their territory.
The latter, in fact, even has the artificial intelligence (AI) facial recognition software to identify PLA officers.
Likewise, there is a “extraordinary” encouragement to improve infrastructure, whether it is a border road or state government organization.
“The most important infrastructure in the mountains is the road network,” said Maj Gen Minwalla, who also oversees military preparedness in the critical region of Tawang.
Massive infrastructure construction is taking place in the region, including the New Western Axis alternative to Tawang and the tunnel and the front operations for army flights, among others.
Of course, there are still many operational gaps along the actual control line of 3.488 km from Ladakh to Arunachal Pradesh, with the last connectivity mainly a big problem for Indian soldiers in many stretches from west to east.
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But India, has significantly strengthened its combat blows along the northern border.
“The focus is to increase offensive and defensive capabilities, which are supported by sustainable improvement in supervision and infrastructure,” said a senior officer.
Quite clear throughout the east sector.
The steps range from basing the second Rafale fighters’ squadrons in Hasimara close to the Sikkim-Bhutan-Tibetan Tri Junction, which adds to the Sukhoi-30MKI jet that has been deployed at the air base such as Tezpur and Chabua, and to the Akash surface – to the missile and pistol systems The old artillery field but still reliable and howitzer bofors.
New Ultra-Light M-777 Howitzer Induction, with a 30-km strike range, also increases high volume artillery firepower, especially because they can be quickly flown from one valley to other valleys with a chinook helicopter in Arunachal Pradesh.
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