India’s Sukhoi fighter jet thundering in Japan, snake rolling on China’s chest, know the whole matter

Tokyo: The Sukhoi-30 fighter jet of the Indian Air Force has started roaring in Japan facing the threat of China and Russian attack. The first joint fighter jet exercise between Japan and India began on Tuesday. This exercise is happening near the capital Tokyo. India and Japan have decided to strengthen defense and security ties in view of the joint threat of Chinese military attack. Earlier, fighter jets and nuclear bombers of Russia and China had tried to intimidate by flying near the border of Japan.

The air exercise between India and Japan which started today will continue for 11 days. In this, 8 fighter jets of Japanese Air Force and 4 fighter jets of India and two transport aircraft and one air refueling tanker have been sent. The Defense Ministry of Japan has informed about this. 150 Indian Air Force personnel have also arrived to participate in this exercise. The exercise is being conducted at the Hyakura Air Base in Ibaraki Prefecture, northeast of Tokyo. These are Sukhoi-30 fighter jets that are used by both China and Russia. From this, Japan can get important information about dealing with these aircraft.

Japan is buying from missiles to fighter jets

In the year 2019, an agreement was reached between the Defense Minister and Foreign Ministers of Japan and India regarding this joint air exercise. Although it was delayed due to the corona virus epidemic. Both Japan and India are members of the Quad, along with Australia and the United States. Experts say that the quad has been created to curb China’s growing military and economic clout in the Indo-Pacific region. These days, Japan is doing military exercises with many countries in recent times in view of the threat of China’s attack on Taiwan.

Not only this, Japan is buying everything from Tomahawk cruise missiles to F-35 fighter jets. Recently he has announced his huge defense budget. Japan was following the defensive constitution till now, but in view of the threat of the Chinese dragon, it is now changing its defense and security strategy. Japan will now spend 2 percent of GDP on its defense budget by the year 2027. Japan’s Prime Minister has termed China as the ‘biggest strategic challenge’ to the country’s security. Japan had recently entered into a defense pact with the UK and extended a defense pact with the US.