China deploys warplanes on Indian border

China has deployed several advanced J-20 warplanes just 150 km away from Sikkim. Fighter jets are extremely small in size. Not easily caught on radar. It is detected only if the radar is very powerful and the distance is not too far.

Geopolitical analysis firm All Source Analysis recently released satellite images showing the presence of advanced fighter jets at a Chinese air base near the Indian border in Sikkim. By looking at several images taken by artificial satellites, it is understood that the warplanes arrived there on May 27.

Earlier, a cargo plane was also spotted at China's Shigatze Air Base. All source analysis believes that the necessary equipment and supplies of the air force deployed there are provided through that aircraft. J-20 fighter jets are not deployed at the Chinese Air Force base near the Sikkim border throughout the year. Therefore, the question arises as to what is the need to fly six-six modern warplanes to that base. Not only the J-20 fighter jets, but several J-10 fighter jets and a KJ-500 fighter jet were also seen in the film. However, they are deployed there almost throughout the year.