Indian military machine test flight training is selected in the border of China and In

< /p" A gusts fighter flew over the city of Lataq's capital yesterday.(Agence France -Presse)

Indian officials revealed that the Rafale fighter purchased from France earlier has recently conducted training in the airspace of the border area that has a blood -conflicting conflict with China.

India had previously purchased a total of 36 gusts fighters from France. The transaction amount was estimated to be US $ 9.4 billion (about S $ 12.9 billion). All fighters were scheduled to be delivered by the end of 2021.

According to Agence France -Presse, the first five gust of gusts fighters were officially served on September 10.Indian Minister of Defense Singh said that these fighters are strong signals transmitted to Indian enemies (Strong Message).

A senior Indian Air Force senior official who did not want to be named said: The gusts fighter has adapted to our combat zone for a period of time, including in Radaka.However, the Indian side did not disclose when the fighter was flying, but Agence France -Presse photographers saw them flying over the city of Ladaka Castle yesterday.

On June 15 this year, a physical conflict between China and India had a physical conflict in the Radaku area of the border, causing major casualties.On September 4, the Minister of Defense of China and India held talks in Moscow, but the tension between the Sino -Indian border was not eased.On September 7, the two armies of China and India were shot with each other in the confrontation between the Ban Gonghu area. This was also the first time that the two armies had occurred in the border confrontation over the past 45 years.

After the physical conflict of Ladaka, China and India deployed heavy soldiers to the conflict area.The firing incident even made China -India relations highly tense, and public opinion between the two countries also called on themselves to prepare for larger large -scale conflicts.

Sources revealed that after the shooting of the guns in China and India, the Chinese border defense forces have raised the level of combat reserve to the second level.The level of combat reserve to the second level means that more weapons and troops are deployed to the front line, and the training of commanders and soldiers will increase.

The last time the Chinese army increased the level of combat reserve to the second level, in 1987, a small conflict that occurred in the Samdon Chu Valley that year in China and India pushed the two sides to the edge of the war.