The Indian Navy has announced the creation of six nuclear-powered submarines in response to the 'rising of the Chinese Navy' in the Indo-Pacific region. And in the United States, Australia and Japan standing side by side. The country's navy chief Admiral Sunil Lanba announced at a press conference on Friday. "The construction of the submarine has started and will not be made known for the time being," Sunil said on the sidelines of the Indian Navy Day on 4 December. NDTV said, in addition to submarines in the Armed Forces to combat the threat, warships and weapons will be added. Projects will be taken under the four-nation alliance with USA, Australia and Japan. Sunil further said, 'We are aware of the security of our fisheries. We have to take a closer look at traditional and non-traditionAal ongoing threats within the borders, and take steps to resolve it. "At the time, the presence of China's warships at Pakistan's port of Pakistan is a risk to India, Sunil said," It is a security challenge (for India) and our The matter will be resolved in time. "The Navy Chief also said that eight warships have been deployed recently in the Indian Ocean. By China In August of this year, the number of Chinese ships reached 14. According to sources in the Indian Navy, it is learned that extensive projects have been taken to modernize the navy. 34 ships are being built at a cost of 40 billion rupees. Apart from this, the construction of the IA-1 warfare warrior is going on successfully. It will be added to the navy by 2020.
