India is monitoring China's southern Tibet day and night

Original title: India is monitoring China's southern Tibet day and night

▲ data picture: "Heron" hollow long endurance UAV data picture. (official website of Indian Ministry of Defense)
According to the report on the website of the times of India on October 18, at a time of tense border situation, India has strengthened its day and night surveillance of southern Tibet with an advanced Israeli UAV fleet.
People familiar with the situation told the Indian press trust that a large number of Israeli made "Heron" hollow long endurance UAVs sent by the Indian army are constantly monitoring over the actual control line in the mountains for 24 hours and sending important data and images to the command and control center.
They said that the Indian Army established an independent air brigade in the region this year to improve the overall combat readiness level in this sensitive region.
It is reported that in addition to this remotely operated UAV, the Indian army aviation force has also been deploying a "loutuora" light weapon system equipped with "weapon system integration" (WSI) in the region. The source said that this will enhance the power of India's tactical forces in the region.
They said that although the "Heron" UAV had been deployed to the region as early as four or five years ago, according to the operational concept of "from sensor to shooter", the integration of monitoring activities has been greatly strengthened, so that the army can be deployed when temporarily receiving any combat mission.
It is reported that the deployment of "loutuora" light Wuzhi also provides additional advantages for the Indian army to perform various tasks at high altitude. When asked about the "Rudra" light weapon straight, these sources declined to disclose details, but said that the existing weapon combination is the best and can attack the opponent very effectively.
"In general, our day and night surveillance capability has been greatly improved since last year, and our ability to deal with any unexpected situation in the region has been greatly improved," a source said
Speaking about the capability of the heron UAV, major Kartik GAGG told the Asia News International News Agency: "this is the most suitable UAV in terms of monitoring resources. Since its inception, it has been the backbone of monitoring activities. It can climb to 30000 feet (about 9100 meters) And provide information for commanders on the ground. Therefore, we can mobilize troops on the ground. Its endurance is 24 to 30 hours. "He said that the Indian army has synthetic aperture radar and can monitor the whole terrain in bad weather.
It is reported that the times of India reported earlier that India plans to purchase and deploy advanced Israeli "Heron" mark - II UAV, which can fly for 45 hours at a time.
In addition, India has been strengthening its infrastructure close to the border to facilitate faster movement of troops. Considering the strategic needs caused by the changing security situation in the region, new roads, bridges and railway infrastructure are being built.
It is reported that the above-mentioned person also said that the infrastructure of almost all airports along the "actual control line" has been strengthened according to operational requirements.
[original title] India is monitoring China's southern Tibet day and night
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