New Delhi: The countdown for the induction of Rafale fighter aircraft in the Indian Air Force fleet has now started amidst the escalation between India and China. On July 29, the possibility of Rafale fighter aircraft arriving at Ambala Airforce station is being expressed. Ambala Air Force Station has been declared a no drone zone.

According to the information received, if a drone is found flying in three km around the station, then strictest action will be taken against it. Fighter Jet Rafael, which was found later this month, has also been reported to be equipped with infallible missiles like Hammer. China can be given a befitting reply. It is being told that the Indian Airforce is going to include the first batch of Rafale fighter jets in its fleet in the border dispute with China on the eastern Ladakh border, Its firepower up to 60 km and the new generation of air-to-ground, is considering to deploy missiles.

This aircraft is capable of carrying various types of powerful weapons. European missile maker MBDS's Mittor, Scalp cruise missile, Mica weapon system will be included in the weapon package of Rafale fighter jets.

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