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INDIAN deep-tech showing crazy results 🔥 India's first indigenous tandem-rotor logistics drone SABAL capable of carrying 10–20 kg payloads for high-altitude military logistics. Recently EndureAir has raised about $3 million to develop a 200 kg payload-class heavy-lift drone.

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NewRulesGeopolitics

54,024 views • 5 months ago

🚨 FOLLOW-UP BOMBSHELL: The Egyptian Jet SU-BTT from Dugway Ties Directly to the Charlie Kirk Assassination at UVU – Classified Drones Were Involved! 😱🛫💥 Remember how we exposed SU-BTT's secret takeoff from Dugway Proving Ground on Sept 10, 2025 – the SAME DAY Charlie Kirk was killed at Utah Valley University (just ~85 miles away)? Coincidence? Hardly. New digs reveal UVU is a key player in Utah's military drone ecosystem, feeding talent & tech straight to Dugway – ground zero for testing armed/autonomous drones & swarms. That day, a plane linked to the US Army's HADES program (high-altitude spy jet that launches drones mid-flight) made TWO slow, near-stall passes over the UVU event. Why throttle back like that? Perfect for releasing stealth drones – deniable, precision tech Dugway specializes in. One leading theory: Charlie was taken out by a sniper drone, not a rooftop shooter. I believe it 100%. The "official" story crumbles under the Dugway-UVU-military drone connections. How This Changes/Strengthens the Mysterious Egyptian Planes & Charlie Kirk Storyline Building on the Dugway revelation (SU-BTT's covert departure with transponder off – standard for sensitive military ops), this uncovers a web of connections: Timeline Sync: Egyptian jet leaves Dugway secretly on Sept 10; hours later, Kirk killed at nearby UVU amid unusual aircraft activity. Drone Ecosystem: UVU trains students in military drone applications (missions, payloads, autonomy) – direct pipeline to Dugway's armed drone/swarm testing. No public direct partnership, but undeniable ties via Utah's defense network. HADES Link: Program's aircraft (designed for drone launches) orbiting slowly over event = potential deployment of classified drones. Slow passes align with release procedures, enabling "sniper drone" capability – highly deniable precision strike. Shifts from "lone actor sniper" to potential orchestrated op using advanced, shielded tech from Dugway. Supports theories of targeted elimination amid political tensions, with foreign (Egyptian) involvement hinted via the jet. Questions remain: Joint testing? Cover for something bigger? Grounded in public protocols/precedents, but the coincidences stack too high. 🚀 This isn't random – it's deep-state level coordination in America's secretive Utah desert. What were they hiding/testing that day? 👀 Tag Candace Owens and let's RT to wake people up!
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🚨 FOLLOW-UP BOMBSHELL: The Egyptian Jet SU-BTT from Dugway Ties Directly to the Charlie Kirk Assassination at UVU – Classified Drones Were Involved! 😱🛫💥 Remember how we exposed SU-BTT's secret takeoff from Dugway Proving Ground on Sept 10, 2025 – the SAME DAY Charlie Kirk was killed at Utah Valley University (just ~85 miles away)? Coincidence? Hardly. New digs reveal UVU is a key player in Utah's military drone ecosystem, feeding talent & tech straight to Dugway – ground zero for testing armed/autonomous drones & swarms. That day, a plane linked to the US Army's HADES program (high-altitude spy jet that launches drones mid-flight) made TWO slow, near-stall passes over the UVU event. Why throttle back like that? Perfect for releasing stealth drones – deniable, precision tech Dugway specializes in. One leading theory: Charlie was taken out by a sniper drone, not a rooftop shooter. I believe it 100%. The "official" story crumbles under the Dugway-UVU-military drone connections. How This Changes/Strengthens the Mysterious Egyptian Planes & Charlie Kirk Storyline Building on the Dugway revelation (SU-BTT's covert departure with transponder off – standard for sensitive military ops), this uncovers a web of connections: Timeline Sync: Egyptian jet leaves Dugway secretly on Sept 10; hours later, Kirk killed at nearby UVU amid unusual aircraft activity. Drone Ecosystem: UVU trains students in military drone applications (missions, payloads, autonomy) – direct pipeline to Dugway's armed drone/swarm testing. No public direct partnership, but undeniable ties via Utah's defense network. HADES Link: Program's aircraft (designed for drone launches) orbiting slowly over event = potential deployment of classified drones. Slow passes align with release procedures, enabling "sniper drone" capability – highly deniable precision strike. Shifts from "lone actor sniper" to potential orchestrated op using advanced, shielded tech from Dugway. Supports theories of targeted elimination amid political tensions, with foreign (Egyptian) involvement hinted via the jet. Questions remain: Joint testing? Cover for something bigger? Grounded in public protocols/precedents, but the coincidences stack too high. 🚀 This isn't random – it's deep-state level coordination in America's secretive Utah desert. What were they hiding/testing that day? 👀 Tag Candace Owens and let's RT to wake people up!

Project Constitution

148,105 views • 8 months ago

India Just Rewrote Modern Warfare Doctrine 🇮🇳🔥 > Indian Army has raised 15 ‘Bhairav’ battalions. > 1 lakh drone-capable soldiers... one of the biggest force upgrades in decades. > A new bridge between Para SF and regular infantry. > Every soldier trained in drone warfare & deep-strike ops. > Built around the ‘Sons of the Soil’ concept... local terrain mastery. 📌 This is not Expansion... This is Transformation. > Integrated with the new Rudra Brigade restructuring. > Designed for high-speed offensive operations from tactical to operational depth. > Direct lessons absorbed from Ukraine, Nagorno-Karabakh, and India’s own borders. > Target strength is... 25 battalions. 👉 First public showcase will be... Army Day Parade, Jaipur – Jan 15. India is preparing for the next war... And the adversaries must be worried. Drones. Speed. Precision. The battlefield has changed... and India moved first. 📌 Follow The Tathya for more such simplified updates.
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India Just Rewrote Modern Warfare Doctrine 🇮🇳🔥 > Indian Army has raised 15 ‘Bhairav’ battalions. > 1 lakh drone-capable soldiers... one of the biggest force upgrades in decades. > A new bridge between Para SF and regular infantry. > Every soldier trained in drone warfare & deep-strike ops. > Built around the ‘Sons of the Soil’ concept... local terrain mastery. 📌 This is not Expansion... This is Transformation. > Integrated with the new Rudra Brigade restructuring. > Designed for high-speed offensive operations from tactical to operational depth. > Direct lessons absorbed from Ukraine, Nagorno-Karabakh, and India’s own borders. > Target strength is... 25 battalions. 👉 First public showcase will be... Army Day Parade, Jaipur – Jan 15. India is preparing for the next war... And the adversaries must be worried. Drones. Speed. Precision. The battlefield has changed... and India moved first. 📌 Follow The Tathya for more such simplified updates.

The Tathya

56,770 views • 7 months ago