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Today the whole world is acknowledging the strength of the Indian Air Force, and the biggest example of this can be clearly seen in the actions of Dragon i.e. China. For the second time within a year, China’s People’s Liberation Army Air Force has conducted a secret wargame exercise with Rafale fighter planes in mind. China is so afraid of the firepower, sophisticated missiles and dogfight skills of the Rafale fighter jets included in the Indian Air Force fleet that it is constantly changing its strategy. This struggle of the dragon is proof that Rafale, which protects the Indian skies, is no less than a big headache for China.
Why is the dragon trembling with the Rafale of the Indian Air Force?
Ever since the induction of French-origin Rafale aircraft into the Indian Air Force, the strategic equations of Asia have completely changed. The Meteor Beyond Visual Range Missile and Scalp Cruise Missile installed in Rafale are such forces which are fully capable of dodging the enemy radar and hitting the target accurately. China is continuously conducting maneuvers near its border and its fighter pilots are being specially trained to deal with Rafale’s modern technologies. Defense experts believe that China’s repeated war games are a clear indication that it is deeply afraid of the growing strategic edge of the Indian Air Force and the firepower of Rafale.
The real reason for secret wargame exercise for the second time in a year
According to intelligence and strategic reports received, China’s Air Force has conducted large-scale exercises simulating the combat style of advanced fourth-generation aircraft like Rafale for the second time in the last few months. The Chinese Army knows very well that in the event of a real war, Rafale can give a decisive edge to the Indian Air Force in high mountainous areas like Tibet and Ladakh. Chinese soldiers and strategists are worried about how long their own stealth and non-stealth aircraft will be able to withstand the Indian Rafale. Due to this apprehension, China is repeatedly organizing such war exercises to overcome the shortcomings of its Air Force so that it can hide its security weaknesses.
India’s strategic advantage and preparation of Air Force
Instead of merely adopting a defensive stance, the Indian Air Force remains fully aggressive and fully prepared to deal with any situation. India has strategically deployed Rafale aircraft on both its western and eastern fronts, giving sleepless nights to both China and Pakistan. The excellent training of Indian pilots and the jamming capabilities of Rafale place it in the category of the world’s deadliest fighter jets. No matter how many times China plays war games or strengthens the military infrastructure on its border, its every move is proving unsuccessful in front of the vigilance of the Indian Air Force and the power of Rafale.
Rafale’s dominance in the global defense market and China’s disappointments
Rafale’s popularity is continuously increasing even at international defense forums and its technological superiority has exposed the Chinese aviation industries. China often claims that its indigenous aircraft are superior, but when it comes to actual combat prowess and quality of weapons, Chinese technology lags behind aircraft like Rafale. This repeated wargaming by China is psychological proof that it is feeling psychological pressure in front of India’s increasing military power. In the coming days, this strength of the Indian Air Force will prove to be a strong shield in making the country’s borders more secure.