India Uses MQ-9A ‘Reaper’ Drones to Monitor Chinese Movement, Can They Beat China’s PLA?
The Indian Army monitors the Chinese PLA at the LAC with help from Indian Navy MQ-9A drones.
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The Indian Army monitors the Chinese PLA at the LAC with help from Indian Navy MQ-9A drones.
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