India deploys Apache-64 helicopters on Pakistan border
| Indian military officials said on Monday night that they are going to deploy US-made Apache-64 combat helicopters on the border with Pakistan. |
According to the report of the international group of Fars news agency, news sources reported on Monday night Tehran time that the Indian army plans to deploy combat helicopters in an effort to strengthen the border lines with Pakistan.
According to the news agency “ini news” Indian army plans to deploy Apache attack helicopters on the western border with Pakistan 64.
In this context, Indian military officials stated that the first series of these US-made helicopters, which are supposed to be deployed during the months of February and They will arrive in India in March and will be stationed at Jadpur air bases. He is not looking for a war with India and is trying to resolve the remaining differences with this neighboring country. Stating that war is not an option, he said that Islamabad is ready to negotiate with India to address all remaining issues. Sharif said: “We are ready to talk to everyone, even our neighbor India, provided that the neighboring country is serious about talking about the issues, because war is no longer an option.”
According to this report, since 1947 and after the independence of India and Pakistan from British colonialism, India and Pakistan have fought three times. In the last confrontation, 9 thousand Pakistani soldiers were killed and more than 25 thousand of them were injured. . This war led to the drawing of the “Line of Control” in the Kashmir region, according to which the state of “Jammu and Kashmir” centered on the city of “Sringar” was given to India and the mountainous areas with less population were given to Pakistan.
The Indian Air Force has now deployed 22 fleets of Apache helicopters on its western and northern borders. Indian officials added that 50 pilots of this helicopter have been trained in America so far. India believes that having these American helicopters will increase the country’s defense capabilities. J-10 has started. In 2021, Pakistan announced that it had received 25 G-10 aircraft from China.
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