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Joe Biden Says 3 Aerial 'Objects' May Not Be Linked To China Balloon
The three high-flying objects which were shot down over the American and Canadian airspace this month were not related to the Chinese balloon programme, but most likely tied to private companies, recreation, or research institutions, Joe Biden said.
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India-China Talks Held Over Concerns Of Breach Of Indian Airspace: Sources
Senior Indian Air Force officers were part of military talks with China on Tuesday to ensure that there is no breach of Indian airspace in the Ladakh region.
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Top Chinese, American Diplomats To Meet In Zurich Over Taiwan Airspace Row
The Chinese army's record number of air drills close to Taiwan have created tensions in the region.
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China Cancels All Flights To And From Pak In View Of Tension In Region
China has cancelled all flights to and from Pakistan and rerouted its international flights flying over Pakistani airspace due to regional tensions, the official media in Beijing reported this morning.
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Saudi Prince's India, China Outreach As Khashoggi Murder Strains US Ties
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman was among friends the moment he entered Pakistani airspace to start a grand tour of Asia. A fleet of F-16 fighter jets escorted his royal plane and a car chauffeured by none other than the prime minister awaited him on the ground.
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No Major Airspace Violation By China In Recent times: Air Force Chief
Air Chief Marshal Birender Singh Dhanoa on Thursday said that there has been no major violation of airspace by China along the Line of Actual Control in recent times.
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Air Force Chief Rules Out Air Space Violation From Chinese In Arunachal
Air Chief Marshal Birender Singh Dhanoa said on Thursday broadly, there has been no violation of Indian airspace by China, barring one to two incidents due to navigational problems, in Arunachal Pradesh with both sides maintaining the perceived line of actual control.
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China Was Alerted About Drone, Says Army On 'Airspace Intrusion' Charge
Hours after China's claim that an Indian drone had "intruded into" its airspace, the army said in a statement that a drone had crossed over into Chinese territory after a technical problem and their soldiers had been alerted in keeping with protocol.
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Indian Drone "Invaded" Airspace, Crashed, Claims Chinese State Media
An Indian drone has "invaded" China's airspace and crashed, Chinese state media alleged today, months after the Beijing and New Delhi agreed to end one of the worst border standoffs in decades.
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India To Raise Airspace Violation By Chinese Choppers: Sushma Swaraj
Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj said today that India would raise with China the airspace violation by two two helicopters of its People's Liberation Army Chinese helicopters, which hovered over Uttarakhands Chamoli for a few minutes on Saturday, triggering concern in the security establishment about the fourth such incursion into Indias airspace si...
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China's Military Wants More Teeth to Counter India, US, Japan
Bracketing India along with the US, Japan, Taiwan and Vietnam as "threats" to China'a airspace, the People's Liberation Army in a study has sought the broadening of its air surveillance and attack capabilities with high-speed cruise missiles and a new generation of bombers.
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China Raised Issue of US Spy Flights During Military Talks: Pentagon
China raised the thorny subject of US military spy flights during talks that led to agreements this week on reducing friction between the two militaries, but was told US missions in international airspace and waters would continue, the Pentagon said.
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China says no trace of missing Malaysia Airlines plane found in its territory
China today said no trace of the missing Malaysian plane entering its territory or airspace has been found after scouring the most difficult terrain in Tibet and Xinjiang.
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India, US dig in against European Union air carbon charge
India voiced firm opposition to European Union plans to impose a scaled-back carbon charge on flights over European airspace while a senior US lawmaker said the EU proposal runs afoul of a law intended to shield US airlines from such charges.
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Pakistan's China-made fighter jets to escort Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's plane
Six JF-17 Thunder jets of the Pakistan Air Force will escort Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's aircraft when it enters Pakistani airspace on Wednesday at the start of his two-day visit, symbolising the close links between the two sides in defence and strategic sectors.
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Joe Biden Says 3 Aerial 'Objects' May Not Be Linked To China Balloon
The three high-flying objects which were shot down over the American and Canadian airspace this month were not related to the Chinese balloon programme, but most likely tied to private companies, recreation, or research institutions, Joe Biden said.
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India-China Talks Held Over Concerns Of Breach Of Indian Airspace: Sources
Senior Indian Air Force officers were part of military talks with China on Tuesday to ensure that there is no breach of Indian airspace in the Ladakh region.
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Top Chinese, American Diplomats To Meet In Zurich Over Taiwan Airspace Row
The Chinese army's record number of air drills close to Taiwan have created tensions in the region.
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China Cancels All Flights To And From Pak In View Of Tension In Region
China has cancelled all flights to and from Pakistan and rerouted its international flights flying over Pakistani airspace due to regional tensions, the official media in Beijing reported this morning.
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Saudi Prince's India, China Outreach As Khashoggi Murder Strains US Ties
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman was among friends the moment he entered Pakistani airspace to start a grand tour of Asia. A fleet of F-16 fighter jets escorted his royal plane and a car chauffeured by none other than the prime minister awaited him on the ground.
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No Major Airspace Violation By China In Recent times: Air Force Chief
Air Chief Marshal Birender Singh Dhanoa on Thursday said that there has been no major violation of airspace by China along the Line of Actual Control in recent times.
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Air Force Chief Rules Out Air Space Violation From Chinese In Arunachal
Air Chief Marshal Birender Singh Dhanoa said on Thursday broadly, there has been no violation of Indian airspace by China, barring one to two incidents due to navigational problems, in Arunachal Pradesh with both sides maintaining the perceived line of actual control.
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China Was Alerted About Drone, Says Army On 'Airspace Intrusion' Charge
Hours after China's claim that an Indian drone had "intruded into" its airspace, the army said in a statement that a drone had crossed over into Chinese territory after a technical problem and their soldiers had been alerted in keeping with protocol.
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Indian Drone "Invaded" Airspace, Crashed, Claims Chinese State Media
An Indian drone has "invaded" China's airspace and crashed, Chinese state media alleged today, months after the Beijing and New Delhi agreed to end one of the worst border standoffs in decades.
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India To Raise Airspace Violation By Chinese Choppers: Sushma Swaraj
Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj said today that India would raise with China the airspace violation by two two helicopters of its People's Liberation Army Chinese helicopters, which hovered over Uttarakhands Chamoli for a few minutes on Saturday, triggering concern in the security establishment about the fourth such incursion into Indias airspace si...
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China's Military Wants More Teeth to Counter India, US, Japan
Bracketing India along with the US, Japan, Taiwan and Vietnam as "threats" to China'a airspace, the People's Liberation Army in a study has sought the broadening of its air surveillance and attack capabilities with high-speed cruise missiles and a new generation of bombers.
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China Raised Issue of US Spy Flights During Military Talks: Pentagon
China raised the thorny subject of US military spy flights during talks that led to agreements this week on reducing friction between the two militaries, but was told US missions in international airspace and waters would continue, the Pentagon said.
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China says no trace of missing Malaysia Airlines plane found in its territory
China today said no trace of the missing Malaysian plane entering its territory or airspace has been found after scouring the most difficult terrain in Tibet and Xinjiang.
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India, US dig in against European Union air carbon charge
India voiced firm opposition to European Union plans to impose a scaled-back carbon charge on flights over European airspace while a senior US lawmaker said the EU proposal runs afoul of a law intended to shield US airlines from such charges.
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Pakistan's China-made fighter jets to escort Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's plane
Six JF-17 Thunder jets of the Pakistan Air Force will escort Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's aircraft when it enters Pakistani airspace on Wednesday at the start of his two-day visit, symbolising the close links between the two sides in defence and strategic sectors.
