INS Is Keeping Close Eye On The Movement Of A Chinese Research Vessel In Indian Ocean Region

China is not deterring from its gimmicks. China keeps a close watch on its neighbors and keeps on acting from time to time. This time China has sent one of its spy ships to the Indian Ocean. It is feared that China has sent this spy ship to the Indian Ocean to keep an eye on India. The Indian Navy has been alerted about this. Efforts are being made to find out what is the purpose of China. The Indian Navy is keeping an eye on China's spy ship.

According to Defense Ministry sources, China's ship is in the Indian Ocean, but it is far from India's maritime border. Nevertheless, in view of security, the Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) of the Indian Navy is constantly keeping an eye on the spy ship of China.

China has already done such acts

To keep an eye on its neighbors, China has already done such acts. Apart from this, China also keeps sending such ships to keep an eye on satellite launches. However, this time the purpose of sending the ship to the Indian Ocean from China has not been known.

Significantly, India has a strong economic, political and social relationship with the Indian Ocean. India's import-export is largely done through this Indian Ocean only. But China does not like that other countries including India do business through the Indian Ocean. China opposes free trade through the Indian Ocean. At the same time, many countries including India, Australia and America are in favor of free trade in the Indian Ocean.

Be aware that Russia and China have again halted plans supported by the European Union, the US and 23 other countries to protect three vast stretches of ocean around Antarctica from overfishing. Many countries are troubled by Russia's capability and China's interference. Because sometimes both of them veto before reaching a consensus.

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