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HQ-9BE couldn't intercept Brahmos volleys. How will the system intercept any tactical BM let alone 1000 km range BM? ODA Foxtrot is delusional beyond imagination.

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99,420 views • 9 months ago

#WATCH | Delhi: Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi says, "We need missile force. Today, you will see that rockets and missiles have become intertwined because if we want to achieve an impact, both rockets and missiles can deliver it. We are looking towards a rocket missile force because, as you know, Pakistan has established a rocket force, and China has also created such a force. It is the need of the hour that we also establish such a force. We have tested the Pinaka system with a range of 120 km. We have also signed several other contracts that will explore ranges up to 150 km and later we will see it reaching a range of 300-450 km. You must have also heard about Pralay and BrahMos too..."

#WATCH | Delhi: Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi says, "We need missile force. Today, you will see that rockets and missiles have become intertwined because if we want to achieve an impact, both rockets and missiles can deliver it. We are looking towards a rocket missile force because, as you know, Pakistan has established a rocket force, and China has also created such a force. It is the need of the hour that we also establish such a force. We have tested the Pinaka system with a range of 120 km. We have also signed several other contracts that will explore ranges up to 150 km and later we will see it reaching a range of 300-450 km. You must have also heard about Pralay and BrahMos too..."

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The Wild Hornets team Wild Hornets, developers of the STING anti-Shahed interceptor share some facts about the drone: - 1000+ interceptions, half of which in October 2025. – Deployment of the system takes up to fifteen minutes. – The drone can be recalled if the target is not detected or has already been destroyed by another STING. – Effective interception range against Shaheds is up to twenty-five kilometers. – Training to operate the STING interceptor takes up to three days. – Currently, thousands of drones roll off the production line every month. – Each night, STINGs intercept dozens and sometimes hundreds of Shaheds and other drones.

The Wild Hornets team Wild Hornets, developers of the STING anti-Shahed interceptor share some facts about the drone: - 1000+ interceptions, half of which in October 2025. – Deployment of the system takes up to fifteen minutes. – The drone can be recalled if the target is not detected or has already been destroyed by another STING. – Effective interception range against Shaheds is up to twenty-five kilometers. – Training to operate the STING interceptor takes up to three days. – Currently, thousands of drones roll off the production line every month. – Each night, STINGs intercept dozens and sometimes hundreds of Shaheds and other drones.

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120,608 views • 21 days ago

🚨Last night, India’s indigenous Akash Air Defence System successfully intercepted all incoming Pakistani drones. Built by DRDO 🇮🇳 -Designed to intercept aerial threats like aircraft, drones, and cruise missiles. -Interception Range: 25–30 km, ideal for neutralizing aerial threats. -Supersonic Speed: Travels at Mach 2.5–3.5, allowing rapid response. -Multi-target Capability: Can engage multiple threats at once. -All-weather Operation: Performs in any climate, day or night. -Mobile Deployment: Can be stationed on both tracked and wheeled vehicles. -Advanced Radar: Uses the Rajendra 3D radar for precise tracking and targeting. India doesn’t just defend — it does so with indigenous strength and precision.

🚨Last night, India’s indigenous Akash Air Defence System successfully intercepted all incoming Pakistani drones. Built by DRDO 🇮🇳 -Designed to intercept aerial threats like aircraft, drones, and cruise missiles. -Interception Range: 25–30 km, ideal for neutralizing aerial threats. -Supersonic Speed: Travels at Mach 2.5–3.5, allowing rapid response. -Multi-target Capability: Can engage multiple threats at once. -All-weather Operation: Performs in any climate, day or night. -Mobile Deployment: Can be stationed on both tracked and wheeled vehicles. -Advanced Radar: Uses the Rajendra 3D radar for precise tracking and targeting. India doesn’t just defend — it does so with indigenous strength and precision.

BALA

817,616 views • 1 year ago

🚨🇷🇺RUSSIA'S "ORESHNIK": DEADLIEST MODERN WEAPON Although "Oreshnik" has only been used twice, it has already struck fear into the whole world because of its lethality. Why is its reputation so frightening? First, “Oreshnik” is a medium-range ballistic missile that can strike any target in Europe from launch positions within Russian territory. Its launch range is approximately five thousand kilometers. Second, the speeds of “Oreshnik” make interception impossible. Third, "Oreshnik" is a 2in1 missile. It can be used for nuclear war and has a non-nuclear configuration meant for solving military tasks. "No European or American air defense system can intercept "Oreshnik". It is an absolute weapon — at least for the next twenty years," Russian military expert Igor Korotchenko says. Watch the full interview to find out more about Russian weaponry👇

🚨🇷🇺RUSSIA'S "ORESHNIK": DEADLIEST MODERN WEAPON Although "Oreshnik" has only been used twice, it has already struck fear into the whole world because of its lethality. Why is its reputation so frightening? First, “Oreshnik” is a medium-range ballistic missile that can strike any target in Europe from launch positions within Russian territory. Its launch range is approximately five thousand kilometers. Second, the speeds of “Oreshnik” make interception impossible. Third, "Oreshnik" is a 2in1 missile. It can be used for nuclear war and has a non-nuclear configuration meant for solving military tasks. "No European or American air defense system can intercept "Oreshnik". It is an absolute weapon — at least for the next twenty years," Russian military expert Igor Korotchenko says. Watch the full interview to find out more about Russian weaponry👇

NewRulesGeopolitics

42,856 views • 5 months ago

🚨Afshin Rattansi: ‘It’s OVER for SWIFT and the post-1945 Bretton Woods system. They’re FINISHED.’ ‘Already these processes are afoot so that Global South countries can trade without any ability for Western nations, NATO, Western nations, to understand how the trade is done, to understand the amounts of trade that are done, let alone stop the trades.’ Afshin Rattansi

🚨Afshin Rattansi: ‘It’s OVER for SWIFT and the post-1945 Bretton Woods system. They’re FINISHED.’ ‘Already these processes are afoot so that Global South countries can trade without any ability for Western nations, NATO, Western nations, to understand how the trade is done, to understand the amounts of trade that are done, let alone stop the trades.’ Afshin Rattansi

New Order with Afshin Rattansi

35,903 views • 3 months ago

Iran could possess anti-ship hypersonic missiles with a range of up to 2,500 km Iran has several anti-ship missiles with ranges exceeding 1,000 km, but what few people realize is that Iran has also conducted guidance tests to convert its large ballistic missiles into anti-ship variants. In addition, in the early 2000s, Iran acquired at least 12 Kh-22 missiles from Ukraine; though limited to a 700 km range, these are notoriously hard to intercept. Iran’s Anti-Ship Ballistic Missiles (ASBMs) strike from above at very high speeds. Adapted from land-based systems for naval targets, they feature maneuverable reentry vehicles (MaRV) to evade defenses. Attention has focused on the Shahab-3 and its variants, such as the Emad. A demonstration came during the “Great Prophet 15” exercise in 2021, when Iran claimed hits on simulated targets 1,800 km away in the Indian Ocean, near the USS Nimitz using MaRV for precision. The exercise also included the Sejjil and its variants (including the reported Sejjil-3, with potential range up to 2,500 km), with impact points reportedly as close as 160 km to a U.S. carrier strike group and 32 km to a ship. Although some critics point out the lack of independent evidence, the missiles’ maneuverability clearly gives them real anti-ship potential. I remain skeptical of many Iranian announcements, but when it comes to their missiles, I’m more inclined to be less skeptical. Iran is a big player regarding missile technology, more advanced than any western country.

Iran could possess anti-ship hypersonic missiles with a range of up to 2,500 km Iran has several anti-ship missiles with ranges exceeding 1,000 km, but what few people realize is that Iran has also conducted guidance tests to convert its large ballistic missiles into anti-ship variants. In addition, in the early 2000s, Iran acquired at least 12 Kh-22 missiles from Ukraine; though limited to a 700 km range, these are notoriously hard to intercept. Iran’s Anti-Ship Ballistic Missiles (ASBMs) strike from above at very high speeds. Adapted from land-based systems for naval targets, they feature maneuverable reentry vehicles (MaRV) to evade defenses. Attention has focused on the Shahab-3 and its variants, such as the Emad. A demonstration came during the “Great Prophet 15” exercise in 2021, when Iran claimed hits on simulated targets 1,800 km away in the Indian Ocean, near the USS Nimitz using MaRV for precision. The exercise also included the Sejjil and its variants (including the reported Sejjil-3, with potential range up to 2,500 km), with impact points reportedly as close as 160 km to a U.S. carrier strike group and 32 km to a ship. Although some critics point out the lack of independent evidence, the missiles’ maneuverability clearly gives them real anti-ship potential. I remain skeptical of many Iranian announcements, but when it comes to their missiles, I’m more inclined to be less skeptical. Iran is a big player regarding missile technology, more advanced than any western country.

Patricia Marins

160,529 views • 6 months ago