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Major leap in India’s next-generation artillery capabilities 💥 Redon Systems has introduced 'Bheeshan', India’s first indigenous Multi-Barrel Munition Launcher System (MBMLS), a vehicle-mounted platform built for rapid deployment of loitering munitions. The system was notably demonstrated during Exercise TOPCHI at the Artillery School Deolali, highlighting its growing role in...

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Another major step for India’s indigenous loitering munition programme 🇮🇳 Nibe Limited successfully completed NCNC trials of the Vayu Astra-1 at Pokhran and Joshimath, demonstrating a 100 km strike range, high-altitude endurance and precision targeting capabilities. Key highlights from the trials: • 100 km strike range demonstrated • Reported CEP of under 1 metre • Abort and re-attack capability validated • 10 kg warhead successfully neutralised the target in a single attempt • Night anti-armour strike using IR guidance also achieved direct precision hits • Demonstrated control handover from GCS to a forward control segment 70 km away • Completed over 90 minutes of high-altitude loitering at 14,000+ ft in Uttarakhand Loitering munitions are rapidly reshaping modern warfare by combining surveillance, target acquisition and precision strike capability into a single low-cost platform. Vayu Astra-1 marks another important milestone in strengthening India’s growing defence-tech ecosystem.
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Another major step for India’s indigenous loitering munition programme 🇮🇳 Nibe Limited successfully completed NCNC trials of the Vayu Astra-1 at Pokhran and Joshimath, demonstrating a 100 km strike range, high-altitude endurance and precision targeting capabilities. Key highlights from the trials: • 100 km strike range demonstrated • Reported CEP of under 1 metre • Abort and re-attack capability validated • 10 kg warhead successfully neutralised the target in a single attempt • Night anti-armour strike using IR guidance also achieved direct precision hits • Demonstrated control handover from GCS to a forward control segment 70 km away • Completed over 90 minutes of high-altitude loitering at 14,000+ ft in Uttarakhand Loitering munitions are rapidly reshaping modern warfare by combining surveillance, target acquisition and precision strike capability into a single low-cost platform. Vayu Astra-1 marks another important milestone in strengthening India’s growing defence-tech ecosystem.

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#WATCH | Jodhpur, Rajasthan: In a major boost to India’s indigenous defence technology ecosystem, Hoverit successfully conducted an operational demonstration of its tactical loitering munition platform, Divyastra Mk-1, in Jodhpur in the presence of senior Indian Army leadership. As part of the demonstration, the Divyastra Mk-1 UAV was successfully launched multiple times from a vehicle-mounted mobile launcher configuration, showcasing the platform’s rapid deployment capability, battlefield mobility, and tactical launch readiness under field conditions. The exercise further validated the UAV’s ability to support dynamic ISR and reconnaissance missions in operational environments. The Divyastra Mk-1 is an indigenous tactical UAV developed for intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, and precision strike missions. With an operational range of up to 500 km and an endurance of up to 5 hours, the platform is designed to support long-duration surveillance, target acquisition, and tactical engagement requirements. The UAV can be configured with EO/IR payloads, communication relay systems, and mission-specific warhead configurations, providing operational flexibility across diverse mission profiles. (Source: Hoverit)
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#WATCH | Jodhpur, Rajasthan: In a major boost to India’s indigenous defence technology ecosystem, Hoverit successfully conducted an operational demonstration of its tactical loitering munition platform, Divyastra Mk-1, in Jodhpur in the presence of senior Indian Army leadership. As part of the demonstration, the Divyastra Mk-1 UAV was successfully launched multiple times from a vehicle-mounted mobile launcher configuration, showcasing the platform’s rapid deployment capability, battlefield mobility, and tactical launch readiness under field conditions. The exercise further validated the UAV’s ability to support dynamic ISR and reconnaissance missions in operational environments. The Divyastra Mk-1 is an indigenous tactical UAV developed for intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, and precision strike missions. With an operational range of up to 500 km and an endurance of up to 5 hours, the platform is designed to support long-duration surveillance, target acquisition, and tactical engagement requirements. The UAV can be configured with EO/IR payloads, communication relay systems, and mission-specific warhead configurations, providing operational flexibility across diverse mission profiles. (Source: Hoverit)

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❗️🇮🇱Israel has taken delivery of its first SIGMA 155 Ro’em artillery system, marking the Israel Defense Forces’ first newly inducted ground combat platform since the introduction of the Merkava. The SIGMA 155 is a 155mm wheeled artillery system with a firing range of up to 40 kilometers. Its highly automated loading mechanism reduces crew requirements from seven personnel to just three, significantly improving operational efficiency and survivability. The system is designed with a strong emphasis on mobility, precision fires, and seamless integration with modern command, control, and targeting networks. The artillery platform has been fully developed and manufactured domestically by Elbit Systems, underscoring Israel’s focus on indigenous defense production. Operational deployment within IDF units is expected later this year. The induction of the SIGMA 155 Ro’em represents a substantial modernization of Israel’s ground-based fire support capabilities, enhancing responsiveness and precision in future high-intensity and maneuver-centric operations. See the latest updates with us: NSTRIKE
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#WATCH | Mumbai | Nibe Limited successfully demonstrated on NC-NC basis, the capabilities of Garudastra, its advanced Long Range 120mm Vehicle Mounted Mortar System, showcasing rapid shoot-and-scoot operations, high-rate of fire, Multiple Rounds Simultaneous Impact (MRSI) and precision engagement of the Guided Munition using GPS and Laser guidance. The demonstration was conducted at the Infantry School Mhow. This successful demonstration further reinforces Nibe Limited's commitment to advancing indigenous defence capabilities through strategic collaboration with a foreign OEM, while aligning with the Government of India's 'Make in India' and 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' initiatives. Garudastra exemplifies Nibe's dedication to delivering world-class, future-ready defence solutions developed to meet the evolving requirements of the Indian Armed Forces: Nibe Limited (Video Source: Nibe Limited)
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#WATCH | Nibe Group says - Nibe Group has successfully completed the no-cost, no-commitment demonstration of its loitering munition named Vayu Astra with 100 KM Range at Pokhran on 18-19 April 2026 & Joshimath (Malari), Uttarakhand on 26-27 April 2026. Nibe Limited’s Vayu Astra-1 Loitering Munition Anti-Personal carried out first NCNC demo successfully at Pokhran Range, Rajasthan, with 10 kg warhead in single attempt, successfully hitting the target at 100 km with CEP less than 1 m with abort attack and reattack capability of the LM. The LM is based on an Israeli loitering munition. The team carried out Anti Armour (Anti-Tank) night strike using- IR camera and LM successfully hit the target within the 2 m CEP in a single attempt with capability of handing over the control from GCS to Forward Control Segment 70 km away was successfully demonstrated. At Joshimath (Malari) Uttarakhand Vayu Astra-1 LM had been successfully demonstrated endurance flying more than 90 minutes high altitude loitering and endurance completed at more than 14000 Ft height and LM is recovery for next flight after completion of mission. (Videos: Nibe Group)

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🚀 Breaking New Ground in Supersonic Flight! Carried by a Starfighters F-104 aircraft, last week GE Aerospace announced it has successfully completed supersonic captive carry flight tests of its ATLAS Flight Test Vehicle, marking a major milestone in advancing solid fuel ramjet (SFRJ) propulsion technology. 🌍✈️ The system reached supersonic speeds during three successful flights at Kennedy Space Center. This achievement showcases the potential of air-breathing propulsion to extend the range of munitions and paves the way for future high-speed systems. See more on how the team is continuing to evolve and grow the technology.
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INDIAN ARMY CHIEF GENERAL UPENDRA DWIVEDI’S PRACHAND SORTIE UNDERSCORES INDIAN ARMY’S EVOLVING COMBAT ROLE In a strong endorsement of indigenous capability and operational readiness, General Upendra Dwivedi, Chief of the Army Staff (COAS), visited Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), Bengaluru, to review indigenous aerospace capabilities and ongoing Army Aviation projects. The visit showcased key platforms such as the Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) Dhruv and the Light Combat Helicopter (LCH) Prachand, along with the upgrade, maintenance and production ecosystems supporting Army Aviation, highlighting India’s growing strength in this critical domain. During the visit, the COAS undertook a sortie in the LCH Prachand, gaining first-hand experience of its superior performance and combat capabilities. The sortie served as a clear affirmation of the platform’s operational effectiveness and its critical role in delivering decisive aerial firepower in the tactical battlefield, while also reinforcing the Indian Army’s continued push towards Aatmanirbharta in defence. The contemporary battlespace is increasingly dominated by drones, loitering munitions, unmanned aerial systems and counter-drone systems, extending the battlespace beyond the ground into the low-altitude airspace above key battle areas. This has brought the Air Littoral into sharp operational focus. Recent conflicts have underscored that dominance in this zone directly influences the tempo, survivability and outcomes of land battles, necessitating rapid, localised control and response by ground forces. It is in this context that Prachand assumes significance. Agile, precise and optimised to operate in all types of terrains, Prachand provides the Indian Army with a dedicated platform to play a decisive role in the increasingly contested lower airspace. India’s first indigenously designed attack helicopter, it has been specifically built for high-altitude warfare and can operate effectively in rarefied conditions exceeding 6,000 metres. Its advanced avionics, precision weapons and survivability features make it ideally suited for roles such as close air support, anti-armour missions and armed reconnaissance. The Chief’s sortie thus reflects a broader transformation - where indigenous capability, leadership intent and evolving doctrine converge to position the Indian Army as a key force in shaping outcomes in the air littoral battlespace.
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INDIAN ARMY CHIEF GENERAL UPENDRA DWIVEDI’S PRACHAND SORTIE UNDERSCORES INDIAN ARMY’S EVOLVING COMBAT ROLE In a strong endorsement of indigenous capability and operational readiness, General Upendra Dwivedi, Chief of the Army Staff (COAS), visited Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), Bengaluru, to review indigenous aerospace capabilities and ongoing Army Aviation projects. The visit showcased key platforms such as the Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) Dhruv and the Light Combat Helicopter (LCH) Prachand, along with the upgrade, maintenance and production ecosystems supporting Army Aviation, highlighting India’s growing strength in this critical domain. During the visit, the COAS undertook a sortie in the LCH Prachand, gaining first-hand experience of its superior performance and combat capabilities. The sortie served as a clear affirmation of the platform’s operational effectiveness and its critical role in delivering decisive aerial firepower in the tactical battlefield, while also reinforcing the Indian Army’s continued push towards Aatmanirbharta in defence. The contemporary battlespace is increasingly dominated by drones, loitering munitions, unmanned aerial systems and counter-drone systems, extending the battlespace beyond the ground into the low-altitude airspace above key battle areas. This has brought the Air Littoral into sharp operational focus. Recent conflicts have underscored that dominance in this zone directly influences the tempo, survivability and outcomes of land battles, necessitating rapid, localised control and response by ground forces. It is in this context that Prachand assumes significance. Agile, precise and optimised to operate in all types of terrains, Prachand provides the Indian Army with a dedicated platform to play a decisive role in the increasingly contested lower airspace. India’s first indigenously designed attack helicopter, it has been specifically built for high-altitude warfare and can operate effectively in rarefied conditions exceeding 6,000 metres. Its advanced avionics, precision weapons and survivability features make it ideally suited for roles such as close air support, anti-armour missions and armed reconnaissance. The Chief’s sortie thus reflects a broader transformation - where indigenous capability, leadership intent and evolving doctrine converge to position the Indian Army as a key force in shaping outcomes in the air littoral battlespace.

Aditya Raj Kaul

20,717 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

A new report from Ukraine highlights the deployment of the HX-2 loitering munition by the 59th Separate Assault Brigade of the Air Force. Developed by the German defense company Helsing, the HX-2 has a reported range of up to 100 km, a top speed of 220 km/h, a 2.5 kg warhead, and terminal guidance capabilities. Germany has ordered a total of 6,000 HX-2 systems for Ukraine, with each unit reportedly costing around €17,000. So far, the HX-2 has only been publicly observed in service with the 59th Separate Assault Brigade of the Air Force. The brigade previously operated Helsing’s HF-1 system, which is based on the AQ 100 Bayonet airframe developed by Terminal Autonomy and integrated with Helsing’s software. Via ArmyTV, Military Journal #Ukraine #Helsing #Drones #MilitaryTechnology #Defense #UAV #Innovation
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A new report from Ukraine highlights the deployment of the HX-2 loitering munition by the 59th Separate Assault Brigade of the Air Force. Developed by the German defense company Helsing, the HX-2 has a reported range of up to 100 km, a top speed of 220 km/h, a 2.5 kg warhead, and terminal guidance capabilities. Germany has ordered a total of 6,000 HX-2 systems for Ukraine, with each unit reportedly costing around €17,000. So far, the HX-2 has only been publicly observed in service with the 59th Separate Assault Brigade of the Air Force. The brigade previously operated Helsing’s HF-1 system, which is based on the AQ 100 Bayonet airframe developed by Terminal Autonomy and integrated with Helsing’s software. Via ArmyTV, Military Journal #Ukraine #Helsing #Drones #MilitaryTechnology #Defense #UAV #Innovation

Drone Wars

12,964 просмотров • 22 дней назад

PAKISTAN AIR FORCE DEMONSTRATES COMBAT READINESS IN SOUTHERN ZONE 10 February, 2025: Pakistan Air Force successfully conducted Exercise Golden Eagle in the Southern Air Command’s area of responsibility, involving the synchronized orchestration of the complete combat potential at the disposal of Pakistan Air Force showcasing battle readiness and operational agility. The exercise was aimed at further enhancing PAF’s operational prowess through an AI-enabled, net-centric training framework, integrating niche, disruptive and smart indigenous technologies. Aligned with evolving regional security dynamics, the exercise was planned and executed on a Two-Force construct, wherein friendly forces shaped the battlespace while operating within a robust Integrated Air Defence System matrix. This was achieved through seamless fusion and collaborative employment of kinetic capabilities alongside operations across the cyber, space and Electro-Magnetic Spectrum Operations arenas. The kinetic phase of the exercise featured employment of First-Shoot, First-Kill swing-role combat aircraft, equipped with long range beyond-visual-range air-to-air missiles, extended-range air-to-ground stand-off weapons, and precision strike capabilities. These operations were comprehensively supported by force multipliers, including Air-to-Air Refuelers and Airborne Early Warning & Control platforms, enabling precise and effective targeting of adversary centres of gravity. Manned–Unmanned Teaming was a key highlight of Exercise Golden Eagle, manifested through the adroit integration of deep-reach killer drones and loitering munitions operating in a highly contested, congested and degraded battlespace, thereby validating PAF’s capability to conduct high tempo operations in complex modern warfare environments. The Exercise also enabled PAF to practice and validate contemporary air warfare concepts under unified command and control from the Next-Generation All-Domain Command & Control Centre at Air Headquarters, Islamabad, while competing in a full-spectrum, modern tactical air environment. The successful conduct of Exercise Golden Eagle underscores Pakistan Air Force’s unwavering commitment to maintaining a high state of operational preparedness, leveraging indigenous innovation and remaining fully capable of effectively countering emerging and future security challenges.
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PAKISTAN AIR FORCE DEMONSTRATES COMBAT READINESS IN SOUTHERN ZONE 10 February, 2025: Pakistan Air Force successfully conducted Exercise Golden Eagle in the Southern Air Command’s area of responsibility, involving the synchronized orchestration of the complete combat potential at the disposal of Pakistan Air Force showcasing battle readiness and operational agility. The exercise was aimed at further enhancing PAF’s operational prowess through an AI-enabled, net-centric training framework, integrating niche, disruptive and smart indigenous technologies. Aligned with evolving regional security dynamics, the exercise was planned and executed on a Two-Force construct, wherein friendly forces shaped the battlespace while operating within a robust Integrated Air Defence System matrix. This was achieved through seamless fusion and collaborative employment of kinetic capabilities alongside operations across the cyber, space and Electro-Magnetic Spectrum Operations arenas. The kinetic phase of the exercise featured employment of First-Shoot, First-Kill swing-role combat aircraft, equipped with long range beyond-visual-range air-to-air missiles, extended-range air-to-ground stand-off weapons, and precision strike capabilities. These operations were comprehensively supported by force multipliers, including Air-to-Air Refuelers and Airborne Early Warning & Control platforms, enabling precise and effective targeting of adversary centres of gravity. Manned–Unmanned Teaming was a key highlight of Exercise Golden Eagle, manifested through the adroit integration of deep-reach killer drones and loitering munitions operating in a highly contested, congested and degraded battlespace, thereby validating PAF’s capability to conduct high tempo operations in complex modern warfare environments. The Exercise also enabled PAF to practice and validate contemporary air warfare concepts under unified command and control from the Next-Generation All-Domain Command & Control Centre at Air Headquarters, Islamabad, while competing in a full-spectrum, modern tactical air environment. The successful conduct of Exercise Golden Eagle underscores Pakistan Air Force’s unwavering commitment to maintaining a high state of operational preparedness, leveraging indigenous innovation and remaining fully capable of effectively countering emerging and future security challenges.

DGPR (AIR FORCE)

51,533 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

🚨🇮🇳 Drone threat? Meet India’s layered kill chain India is building a layered, multi-domain counter-drone ecosystem—blending indigenous innovation, strategic acquisitions, and tri-service integration to stay ahead in the evolving drone era. From micro-drone neutralization to large-area airspace defense, a new generation of homegrown anti-drone systems is taking shape: 1️⃣ D4: Designed to detect and neutralize micro and small UAVs within a 1–1.25 km range, delivering 360° coverage in both static and vehicle-mounted configurations. Developed by Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO), produced by Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL). 2️⃣ Bhargavastra: Low-cost, AI-enabled hard-kill system built to counter drone swarms, combining guided and unguided micro-missiles, radar detection up to 6 km, and a 2.5 km strike range, with the ability to launch up to 64 micro-missiles simultaneously. 3️⃣ C-UAS (Counter-Unmanned Aerial System): A multi-layer, multi-sensor platform developed by Zen Technologies, integrating radar, camera-based tracking, GPS jamming, and kinetic interception to detect, track, and neutralise enemy drones. 4️⃣ Indrajaal: AI-powered autonomous defense system provides wide-area protection of up to 4,000 sq. km, enabling real-time detection, identification, and neutralization of aerial threats across critical infrastructure, including mobile patrol units. 5️⃣ Dronaam: A compact, indigenous solution offers directional and omnidirectional coverage, deployable as a rifle-style system or portable backpack unit for rapid, tactical counter-drone response.
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🚨🇮🇳 Drone threat? Meet India’s layered kill chain India is building a layered, multi-domain counter-drone ecosystem—blending indigenous innovation, strategic acquisitions, and tri-service integration to stay ahead in the evolving drone era. From micro-drone neutralization to large-area airspace defense, a new generation of homegrown anti-drone systems is taking shape: 1️⃣ D4: Designed to detect and neutralize micro and small UAVs within a 1–1.25 km range, delivering 360° coverage in both static and vehicle-mounted configurations. Developed by Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO), produced by Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL). 2️⃣ Bhargavastra: Low-cost, AI-enabled hard-kill system built to counter drone swarms, combining guided and unguided micro-missiles, radar detection up to 6 km, and a 2.5 km strike range, with the ability to launch up to 64 micro-missiles simultaneously. 3️⃣ C-UAS (Counter-Unmanned Aerial System): A multi-layer, multi-sensor platform developed by Zen Technologies, integrating radar, camera-based tracking, GPS jamming, and kinetic interception to detect, track, and neutralise enemy drones. 4️⃣ Indrajaal: AI-powered autonomous defense system provides wide-area protection of up to 4,000 sq. km, enabling real-time detection, identification, and neutralization of aerial threats across critical infrastructure, including mobile patrol units. 5️⃣ Dronaam: A compact, indigenous solution offers directional and omnidirectional coverage, deployable as a rifle-style system or portable backpack unit for rapid, tactical counter-drone response.

Sputnik India

15,784 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

SkyStriker is a fully autonomous loitering munition that offers battle-proven precision strike capabilities. With rapid and flexible deployment via canister or catapult launch systems, SkyStriker features autonomous navigation during cruising and loitering phases. Its automatic video tracker enables day/night target acquisition, while abort capability allows it to go around and re-engage targets. SkyStriker locates, acquires, and strikes operator-designated targets with a 5 or 10 kg warhead installed in the fuselage, enabling high-precision performance. Its electric propulsion offers a low acoustic signature for covert low-altitude operations. SkyStriker will also be on display at ILA. Meet us and experience it up close. 𝗛𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝗗, 𝗦𝘁𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝟮𝟰𝟬 | 𝗝𝘂𝗻𝗲 𝟭𝟬 – 𝟭𝟰, 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟲
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SkyStriker is a fully autonomous loitering munition that offers battle-proven precision strike capabilities. With rapid and flexible deployment via canister or catapult launch systems, SkyStriker features autonomous navigation during cruising and loitering phases. Its automatic video tracker enables day/night target acquisition, while abort capability allows it to go around and re-engage targets. SkyStriker locates, acquires, and strikes operator-designated targets with a 5 or 10 kg warhead installed in the fuselage, enabling high-precision performance. Its electric propulsion offers a low acoustic signature for covert low-altitude operations. SkyStriker will also be on display at ILA. Meet us and experience it up close. 𝗛𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝗗, 𝗦𝘁𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝟮𝟰𝟬 | 𝗝𝘂𝗻𝗲 𝟭𝟬 – 𝟭𝟰, 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟲

Elbit Systems

11,987 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

Nightmare of Turkish and Chinese Drones is here :) 2nd Test of Bhargavastra successfully completed. Solar Defence and Aerospace Limited (SDAL) has developed ‘Bhargavastra’, a new low-cost, indigenous Counter Drone System designed to neutralize drone swarms. Successfully tested on May 13, 2025, the system uses unguided micro rockets (with a 20m lethal radius) and guided micro-missiles as a dual-layer defence, capable of engaging threats up to 2.5 km away and operating in diverse terrains, including high altitudes. It features advanced C4I systems, radar detection up to 10 km, and EO/IR sensors for precise targeting. Modular, scalable, and network-ready, ‘Bhargavastra’ can also integrate soft-kill options like jamming. Considered globally unique in its category, it marks a significant achievement under the “Make in India” initiative and enhances India’s layered Air Defence capabilities.
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Nightmare of Turkish and Chinese Drones is here :) 2nd Test of Bhargavastra successfully completed. Solar Defence and Aerospace Limited (SDAL) has developed ‘Bhargavastra’, a new low-cost, indigenous Counter Drone System designed to neutralize drone swarms. Successfully tested on May 13, 2025, the system uses unguided micro rockets (with a 20m lethal radius) and guided micro-missiles as a dual-layer defence, capable of engaging threats up to 2.5 km away and operating in diverse terrains, including high altitudes. It features advanced C4I systems, radar detection up to 10 km, and EO/IR sensors for precise targeting. Modular, scalable, and network-ready, ‘Bhargavastra’ can also integrate soft-kill options like jamming. Considered globally unique in its category, it marks a significant achievement under the “Make in India” initiative and enhances India’s layered Air Defence capabilities.

Alpha Defense™🇮🇳

259,759 просмотров • 1 год назад