Indian Army Takes Control of Low-Altitude Airspace Along Borders

The Indian Army has taken charge of watching the airspace near the borders with China and Pakistan.

They will monitor and control drones within 35 kilometers of the border and up to 3 kilometers high.

This is to stop enemy drones from entering Indian airspace.

The Army is also setting up special centers to track and handle drone activities.

They are preparing to use many drones themselves and have increased their military presence with new brigades and rocket units.

This comes after Pakistan used armed drones from Turkey and China to target Indian positions.

China has also placed drones along the border to watch Indian activities.