India has strengthened its defense capabilities in the most vulnerable but strategically important area, the Siliguri Corridor, also known as the "Chicken Neck." To protect this narrow land corridor, only 20-22 kilometers wide, which connects the main part of India with its northeastern states, modern Rafale fighter jets and the Russian S-400 air defense system were deployed.
The Siliguri Corridor is of critical importance for India, as it is the only land link with the northeastern regions of the country. This site is located at the intersection of the borders with Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan and China, which makes it vulnerable to potential military threats and strategic challenges.
The deployment of Rafale fighters with high combat capabilities and modern avionics significantly increases the air defense of the region. These fifth-generation aircraft are capable of effectively responding to any air threats and provide air superiority.
The S-400 air defense system, known for its range and ability to hit various aerial targets, including airplanes, missiles and drones, provides reliable protection against possible attacks from the air. The integration of the S-400 into the defensive structure of the Siliguri corridor significantly complicates any attempts by the enemy to disrupt the security of this strategic area.
The strengthening of the Siliguri Corridor reflects India's desire to protect its national interests and ensure the security of the northeastern states, which play an important role in the economic and social development of the country. These measures are also aimed at containing potential threats from neighboring States and maintaining regional stability.
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