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An encounter involving two Chinese Su-27 fighters and Indian air force jets occurred at the disputed border area of Arunachal Pradesh on Nov. 30, reports the Mail Today based in Delhi.
When a group of Indian fighters were picked up by the 42nd Radar Regiment of the PLA Air Force near the Tawang region of Arunachal Pradesh, two Chinese Su-27s took off to tracks their movement at 3:04 pm. 25 minutes after their takeoff, the two Chinese fighters were detected by Indian radar near Cuona. After a tense period of close to an hour, the Chinese fighters recognized that the Indian aircraft did not intend to encroach on Chinese airspace and turned back at a location 30 kilometers away from the Line of Actual Control.
Read the full story at Want China Times