India To set up a satellite center monitoring range can cover the South China Sea in Vietnam

  According to Reuters January 24 it reported that the Indian officials said India will establish a satellite tracking and imaging centers in the south of Vietnam. Vietnam can be obtained through its coverage, including China andSouth China SeaIncluding regional satellite images.

    Security experts have said that although the center was declared civilian facilities - Earth observation satellite, but satellite images imaging can also be used for military purposes. Singapore's S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (S.Rajaratnam) Maritime security expert Gao Rui even (CollinKoh) said that from a military point of view, this is important. India to help Vietnam to fill the technical deficiencies, and India has expanded its sphere of influence, so this is a win-win for both countries.

    An Indian official said, the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) will provide financial support for the establishment of satellite tracking and data reception to monitor India's satellite launch center in Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam. Indian media estimated the total cost of the project is approximately $ 23 million (about 150 million yuan).

    But the satellite center in India is not put to use when a clear timetable. ISRO spokesman 德维普拉萨 Germany • Carl Nick (DeviprasadKarnik), said the center now is only the beginning, ISRO still in dialogue with the Vietnamese authorities. It is reported that Vietnam's Foreign Ministry has confirmed that this project was carried out, but did not provide more information.

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