India is likely to deploy S-400 missile defense system on the Chinese-Pakistani border.
News sources reported the possibility of deploying India’s S-400 missile defense system at the air base on the border between China and Pakistan.
News sources reported Saturday night Tehran time that the Indian military may deploy S-400 missile defense systems purchased from Russia on the border with Pakistan and India.
According to Sputnik, New Delhi may deploy a new S-400 air defense system, purchased from Russia, at Punjab Air Base near the Chinese-Pakistani border in February.
According to the report, the deployment of these missile systems by the Indian Air Force at the base will take six weeks. In 2018, India signed a $ 5.4 billion contract with Russian arms company Almazanti to purchase surface-to-air missile systems against Pakistan and China, two neighbors with whom it has border tensions.
Informed sources also recently announced the deployment of surface-to-surface missiles and long-range Indian “missiles” in the Ladakh region of India to counter a possible Chinese attack.
Informed Indian sources said that a number of these missiles were deployed in the Ladakh border area to increase the defensive power of the country’s armed forces to counter a possible Chinese attack. The missile has a range of more than 1,000 kilometers and targets targets as far as the Tibetan region.
India had recently announced the full readiness of all its air bases for fear of a Pakistani air strike. A senior Indian government official has claimed that Pakistani F-16, GF-17 and Mirage fighter jets are constantly patrolling near Indian airspace, claiming the mission of Pakistani fighter jets near Indian airspace.
