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India’s attack & defence systems worked in perfect sync during OperationSindoor — DRDO Chief “BrahMos was the primary offensive weapon launched from Sukhoi Mk1. For defence – Akashteer system, anti-drone system… all sensors networked via Akashteer to identify threats & deploy the right weapon to neutralise them.”

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