Japan, India hold first joint air drill as China concerns grow
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Japan, India start first joint fighter jet drill
TOKYO: Japan and India on Monday began their first joint fighter jet exercise near Tokyo as the two countries upgrade their defense and security ties with an eye on China's growing military might.The 11-day joint exercise will involve eight Japanese fighter jets, with India sending four fighters, two transport aircraft and an aerial refueling tanker, Japan's Defense Ministry said.About 150 Indian Air Force personnel are taking part in the exerci…
Japan, India begin 1st-ever joint fighter drill
Japan and India on Monday began their first-ever joint fighter jet drill near Tokyo, the Japanese Defense Ministry said, in their latest effort to bolster defense ties as they face China's growing military power in the Indo-Pacific region. Four F-2 and four F-15 fighters from Japan's Air Self-Defense Force are…
Japan, India start fighter jet drills 'with growing military ambitions instigated by US against China'
Japan and India on Monday launched their first joint fighter jet exercise, a move analysts said exposed the two countries' growing military ambitions against China under the instigation of the US.
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