China's 5,000 km Radar: A Challenge for India’s Defense?
China has recently deployed a sophisticated Large Phased Array Radar (LPAR) system in Yunnan province, near the China-Myanmar border, significantly enhancing its surveillance capabilities over India. This development has raised concerns among Indian security agencies due to the radar’s extensive range and advanced tracking features.
Summary/Static | Details |
Why in the news? | China’s 5,000 km Radar: A Challenge for India’s Defense? |
Radar System | Large Phased Array Radar (LPAR)q |
Location | Yunnan province, China (near China-Myanmar border) |
Detection Range | Over 5,000 kilometers |
Technological Features | Electronically controlled antennas; rapid scanning; multi-target tracking |
Monitored Indian Sites | Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Island (missile testing site) |
Indian Security Concerns | Real-time tracking of missile tests; enhanced maritime surveillance; potential development of Chinese countermeasures |
India’s Countermeasures | Procurement of ‘Ashwini’ LLTRs; development of counter-surveillance strategies |
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