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The Indian Navy on Wednesday said it keeps surveillance over the Indian Ocean Region where “the Chinese intrusions are not uncommon” and asserted that the force was committed to protect the country’s interest in the strategic area.
Southern Naval Command (SNC) chief, Vice Admiral M A Hampiholi, said the Indian Navy keeps surveillance in the region through satellites and maritime reconnaissance aircraft.
His statement comes amid reports that a Chinese spy vessel has entered the Indian Ocean Region for the second time in the past few months.
“The Chinese intrusions into the Indian Ocean region are not uncommon.
