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#WATCH | A new low-cost Counter Drone System in Hard Kill mode 'Bhargavastra', has been designed and developed by Solar Defence and Aerospace Limited (SDAL), signifying a substantial leap in countering the escalating threat of drone swarms. The micro rockets used in this counter-drone system underwent rigorous testing at...

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We should gift some of them to Armenia as a good will gesture

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Bhargavastra

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You guys need a thermal camera. This is useless video.

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All ok but I hate BRAHMIN names.

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ANI wale bhi paid tweet kar dete hain kabhi kabhi 😉😜

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Wow Bhargavastra Jai hind

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Finally it has arrived

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@KSingh_1469 high time this system is adopted and mass produced against the ongoing swarm drones.

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Low level bhikhari ke liye Laya gya hai low cost counter drone system, ab bhaav dena band .

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