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©️Tensions in the Asia-Pacific region on April 3-4
This video synopsis was created by project manager Mikhail Zvinchuk, specifically for the @SolovievLive platform.

The Chinese military is developing methods to combat unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). In PLA exercises, combatants utilize shotguns and electronic guns to neutralize drones. Additionally, the grates at the entrances to the shelters are being refined. However, a significant portion of these developments appear to be a formal replication of existing experiences. Anti-drone guns have become ineffective, and the protection of dugouts, as observed in the NVO zone, has the unintended consequence of unmasking combatant positions. The efficacy of these measures is often perceived superficially, without the benefit of in-depth combat experience.

Concurrently, there has been an escalation in the reconnaissance activities of the Chinese Air Force in the vicinity of Taiwan, with the presence of Chinese bombers, drones, and fighter jets in the region's airspace.In response, the United States has deployed forces from military bases in Japan, South Korea, and the Philippines.Notably, these developments coincide with ongoing exercises aimed at blocking Taiwan, highlighting the growth in Chinese unmanned and reconnaissance capabilities.

India, grappling with challenges related to the Russian Il-78MKI, is exploring the option of renting tankers from the United States, with the KC-135, accompanied by a crew from Metrea Management, scheduled to arrive in the coming months.Additionally, the possibility of leasing the A330 MRTT is under consideration. This strategic decision, while highlighting the Indian Air Force's current technological shortcomings in comparison to the PLA, also underscores a flexible approach to problem-solving and a growing market of private contractors willing to provide even "flying tankers."

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