India-China Border conflict

[jai jaganath]

Right you are; it is known by the name INS Dhruv. This secretive vessel is as large as the Chinese spy vessel and equipped with much superior electronics of British and American origin to track missiles etc. over the sea.

Which British or American electronics does it have
As far as I know we have most Indian components in it
Can u explain

 

[jai jaganath]

They have many we have only one ..and as some say having one sometimes means same as not having any..

How many do they have currently

 

[Aniruddha Mulay]

They have many we have only one ..and as some say having one sometimes means same as not having any..

Eventually more will be built as the funding is unlimited thanks to it being a strategic vessel and under the command of the SFC, but that will take some time, we are just getting started with this type of tech.
Also, INS Anvesh has similar capabilities to the INS Dhruv, so technically we have 2.

 

[Hari Sud]

Which British or American electronics does it have
As far as I know we have most Indian components in it
Can u explain

Too specialised…the components have to be imported.

 

[jai jaganath]

Too specialised…the components have to be imported.

No sir it's most components are Indian as no nation will help in such strategic vessels
Pls provide source for it

 

[maximus777]

Need some freedom on navigation sailing in the Taiwan strait with Brahmos exposed and balls out!!

 

[Jimih]

Will not allow

 

[shade]

Will not allow

They will dock their Wang into Bheek Lanka's port then.

 

[mokoman]

They will dock their Wang into Bheek Lanka's port then.

they are pests. impossible to remove

they are doing research on some really crazy shit . deep sea mining for minerals . last i read they were planning to mine the sea bed near andamans and somewhere else in indian ocean .

 

[shade]

they are pests. impossible to remove

they are doing research on some really crazy shit . deep sea mining for minerals . last i read they were planning to mine the sea bed near andamans and somewhere else in indian ocean .

Not any pests, Locusts, they will strip an area clean of natural resources of any kind and move on to the next, they are responsible for over fishing in the Pacific Ocean and much of the Indian Ocean.

 

[ym888]

Will not allow

Objection overruled

 

[Jimih]

they are doing research on some really crazy shit . deep sea mining for minerals . last i read they were planning to mine the sea bed near andamans and somewhere else in indian ocean .

Mining the seabed for what?

Methane Hydrates?

 

[Jimih]

Objection overruled

Look! Look!

CPC 50 cent troll has came in electrifying speed.

 

[InfinityWarrior Thanos]

Objection overruled

Get your ship sunk : Sun tzu art of stupidity.

 

[Knowitall]

Will not allow

The will simply sail through international waters and stay put either near Coco islands or sri lanka.

Don't see how navy can do anything to stop them when the govt even failed to deal with shitlanka.

 

[Jimih]

Don't see how navy can do anything to stop them .

Indian Navy said, will not allow inside EEZ.

If they anchor in Sri Lanka than it's a failure of Indian diplomacy only.

 

[BabaKhalbali]

KOLKATA: The Indian Navy will not allow the Yuan Wang-6 to enter the country's Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) that extends up to 200 nautical miles into the sea, reported multiple Indian media outlets.


Though it is known fact that the Yuan Wang-6 is a spy ship of the People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN), sent to the Indian Ocean Region to track India's missile tests from the APJ Abdul Kalam Island off the Odisha coast, she is officially registered as a research and survey vessel.


While foreign vessels, including warships, can freely sail through the EEZ, Indian law forbids any survey, research or exploration there by a foreign nation without permission.


In 2019, the Indian Navy had forced the Chinese research vessel Shi Yan 1 out of India's EEZ after it was found lurking near Port Blair.


The Shi Yan 1 is also considered a PLAN spy ship masquerading as a research vessel. That move by the Indian Navy had led to a diplomatic row with China but India had put her foot down.


According to sources, the Indian Navy will do the same this time round if the Yuan Wang-6 attempts to enter India's EEZ. The destination of this vessel is not marked to any port but to 'open sea' and that is where she will have to remain, a senior official said.


"We are constantly monitoring her every movement. Our surface and sub-surface assets are tracking the Yuan Wang-6. So are our Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) and long-range maritime surveillance aircraft. In fact, we are also in a position to find out what this ship is tracking. Though we can't do anything till she is in the open seas, action can be taken once she attempts to enter our EEZ. Had she been a normal PLAN warship, we could have done nothing due to the international right to passage laws.


"However, a foreign survey and research vessel can't be allowed to operate in our EEZ. She won't be able to get close to our coastline. We know that Yuan Wang-6 has powerful equipment on board that can track from hundreds of nautical miles away, but there is nothing anybody can do so long as she is in international waters," the official said.


India's Territorial Waters extend to 12 nautical miles from the nearest low tide mark on shore.


No foreign warship or submarine can enter this zone without permission from the Government of India. Even if permission is granted, foreign submarines have to traverse these waters on the surface with their countries' flags flying.


It is the same for warships. There are no restrictions on other foreign vessels. As the Yuan Wang-6 is not registered as a naval vessel, she may attempt to enter India's Territorial Waters, if not prevented from entering the EEZ. This could land India on a sticky wicket.


"The only problem is if the Chinese vessel receives permission from any one of our maritime neighbours to enter their territorial waters. We share our maritime boundary with Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. Near these countries, we can't enforce our EEZ laws as the sea is contiguous. That is why we have International Maritime Boundary Lines to demarcate territory. Now, if Bangladesh allows the Yuan Wang-6 to dock at Chittagong or Sri Lanka grants permission to her at Hambantota Port, she will be lying extremely close to our coastline and tracking everything," another official said.


Sri Lanka is neck deep in debt and has been forced to lease away the Hambantota Port to China. In August this year, the Yuan Wang-5, another spy ship from China, docked at Hambantota despite India's reservations.


But then, Sri Lankan authorities could do little, except defer the arrival of the ship for some time, as much of Hambantota Port is in Chinese hands.

 

[jai jaganath]

Indian Navy said, will not allow inside EEZ.

If they anchor in Sri Lanka than it's a failure of Indian diplomacy only.

Does hanbantota lie in India's EEZ
If no then it's just unnecessary statement

 

[jai jaganath]

The will simply sail through international waters and stay put either near Coco islands or sri lanka.

Don't see how navy can do anything to stop them when the govt even failed to deal with shitlanka.

They can track while sitting in Sri Lanka

 

[Jimih]

Does hanbantota lie in India's EEZ
If no then it's just unnecessary statement

Which statement?