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Indian drone violated Chinese airspace, crashed

An Indian drone violated China´s territorial sovereignty, invading its airspace was crashed, Chinese media reported on Thursday.

By Web Desk

Published December 07, 2017

BEIJING: An Indian drone violated China´s territorial sovereignty, invading its airspace was crashed, Chinese media reported on Thursday.

Xinhua news agency cited the deputy director of the army´s western theatre combat bureau as saying "We strongly express our dissatisfaction and opposition," without giving details about when or where the incident happened.

The latest incident happened after months when the neighbours ended one of their worst border standoffs in decades.

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