#WATCH | Delhi: On the modernisation roadmap for all three armed...

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#WATCH | Delhi: On the role of CDS during Operation Sindoor and warfare campaigns, CDS General Anil Chauhan says, "The government sanction, which created this post of CDS in our case, says that the CDS will exercise no military command over the three service chiefs. So, in the operative world, I will not exercise military command... That doesn't mean that I don't have an operational role... I derive an operational role from the Chiefs of Staff Committee... As in Operation Sindoor, most decisions were taken by the Chiefs of Staff Committee, for which I am the permanent chairman. So here, there's an operational role for me. I also have a direct operational role in new domains of warfare. It may not be land, maritime or air, but it's space, cyber, cognitive, and electromagnetic domains. These are the new domains because they are directly under headquarters ideas..." On three front war threat from Pakistan, China, and Turkey, he says, "...Of these three countries, one doesn't share a border with us: Turkey... There is no formal military alliance or treaty between them. Coming to each other's aid is a different kind of aid... we must take that into account in our particular calculus... In Operation Sindoor, we mobilise some assets, etc., that were deployed on the northern borders and move them to the western borders. These contingency plans are part of operational plans. That's how we take care of these fronts... Regarding technological cooperation between the two countries... we need to constantly look at what kinds of technologies they are acquiring and how they will affect warfare in the future. So we are cognizant of that. We're taking cognisance of whatever is happening. Accordingly, we are taking measures..."

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“There’s no question, [drones are] the future of warfare and you’re seeing that it’s creating a lot of opportunities for asymmetric warfare. If that continues and we don’t have a good response to this problem, it’s really going to change the balance of power.” David Sacks on the changing military landscape.

ALL-IN TOK

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Today, I welcomed a bipartisan delegation of the United States Congress. I am grateful for this visit following a very powerful and critically important decision for us. The people of Ukraine were counting on this decision. We are glad that the United States remains with Ukraine, that it remains our main powerful ally. We discussed military macro-financial support and military assistance, including the need for artillery shells, long-range missiles, electronic warfare equipment, UAVs, combat aviation, and support in developing the Ukrainian defense industry. We also talked about the confiscation of Russian terrorists’ frozen assets, support for Ukraine on its path to NATO, security commitments, Ukraine’s Peace Formula, and U.S. participation in the first inaugural Peace Summit.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

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#WATCH | Bengaluru | Project director of Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA) at Aeronautical Development Agency (ADA), Dr Krishna Rajendra Neeli says, "...We are expecting that this (AMCA) aircraft will be flying by 2028... it will be ready to participate in the net-centric warfare environment. That electronic support with a lot of decision aids and all will help the pilot to achieve it as a real five-plus generation aircraft... As a country, we are progressing from five, five plus to six (generation)...We will be supporting our tri-services with all our indigenous technologies..."

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I broke this down last night. The demonstrations and coming color revolution are a smoke screen for unconventional warfare. “They” are deep into the building of an underground in support of factional violence through guerrilla warfare. To understand the end state, you have to first know what you’re looking at, the history of it, and why it’s happening.

Shoe

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#WATCH | Delhi: Chief of Defence Staff General NS Raja Subramani says, "Innovation in thought and action will drive our capability development. Greater collaboration between the military, the industry, academia, startups and the research ecosystem will be the key enabler for modernisation. Our Armed Forces have consistently demonstrated professionalism and operational decisiveness in safeguarding our national interests. We are committed to protecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of our country. I express my sincere gratitude to late General Bipin Rawat and General Anil Chauhan, my illustrious predecessors, for their exemplary leadership and contribution in this journey. We acknowledge the courage and professionalism of our soldiers, sailors and air warriors. Their training and welfare will be our foremost priority. We hope we pay homage to our brave hearts whose valour, sacrifice and dedication to the nation continue to inspire us. We are committed to the welfare of our veterans and Veer Naaris. I assure the citizens of India that the Armed forces will continue to serve the nation with dedication, courage, honour, and professionalism..."

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#WATCH | Delhi: Lok Sabha LoP and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi says, "I think a good idea would be that we frame the discussion not on us saying what you have not done and not on you saying what we have not done, but simply saying that what are we going to do for the people in India in the future, what are the action steps that we need to take. So I would say that it would be an interesting experiment to see if instead of you blaming us and we blaming you, we can try and say on this one issue where we agree, there's no disagreement, there we say, listen, let us just talk about the future of people of India." (Source: Sansad TV)

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#WATCH | Delhi: Dr Mohammad Fatahli, Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran to India, says, "...We, as Iran and India, have a common interest. And now, in these difficult times, we have good relations..." "In this (Islamabad) negotiation, they (the US) had unlawful demands. We have announced that if they accept our conditions, we are ready for negotiation. And also, we announced that we are ready for war." On the opening of the Strait of Hormuz, he says, "I think that it depends on the situation...Iran believes and is committed to international law and freedom of navigation. We announced that in the near future, we will provide the mechanism and announce it to all the countries..."

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#WATCH | Maharashtra | Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi says, "Operation Sindoor is still continuing. There is a temporary cessation of hostilities. The Indian Army and all three services are preparing well for Operation Sindoor 2.0, if it takes place. Presently, we are looking at enhancing our synergy within the three services, equipping ourselves for the next warfare... 24x7, the battlefield is so transparent that every movement is known to the other side, therefore we have to be very cautious in terms of our deployment, employment and the protection required to protect our troops as well as the civilians in the border areas..." He also says, "Information warfare is only successful if the whole of nation gets together and trusts the people who are giving the information. If that happens, I can assure you that the nation which trusts each other and all these stakeholders will always win the war."

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#WATCH | Delhi | During his address at the 21st Subroto Mukerjee Seminar, Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh says, "What is happening in our country is that our procurement policy, and I am saying this a dispassionate observer. I am part of it and we need to find solutions for it but our procurement policy in many ways was broken… We have not been able to do things in time. The timelines that we have given ourselves are too luxurious. Very basic things like preparing RFPs in time even before you go for an Acceptance of Necessity were not done. Thereafter, you all know that we have been gold-plating many of our requirements. It’s time to call a spade and spade and have a different approach."

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[Q]: Are Ukrainian drones something that you would be interested in? President Trump: We are, yeah. We have a lot of drones right now. We build our own drones, but we also buy drones from others. And they [Ukraine] make very good drones. Drone warfare has really come to the fore over the last couple of years because of this [Russia-Ukraine] war.

Anton Gerashchenko

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#WATCH | Delhi: Reuven Azar, Ambassador of Israel to India, says, "We had here a very moving event, we hosted a member of a family that was taken hostage on October 7th. Thankfully, that family was able to survive and reunite with their father. We are thankful to all our Indian friends and also foreign ambassadors who came to share with us our grief, as well as the hope for peace. We are very, very thankful to the Indian government, Prime Minister Modi, for supporting us, supporting our right of self-defence and supporting this peace plan that was put forward by the US President. We are hopeful that in the coming years we will see peace and quiet in our region..."

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#WATCH | Delhi | On IIT Delhi's 68th Foundation Day, IIT Delhi Director Rangan Banerjee says, "We have nearly 65,000 alumni, out of which 40,000 are in India. They have an impact on companies, in corporate, in the public sector, in the government and in start-ups... Our alumni have also created employment... In academia, our alumni have been leaders in research. Many of them have been serving as directors of IITs, IIMs, and NITs... For the first time, we have assessed the impact of alumni contributions to India and globally and started a report... In the years that they have been there, the alumni have been transformed, they have learnt and they have contributed and they continue to contribute. This document quantifies this and shows that all the investments that is made for the IITs have actually resulted in impact in the society in terms of jobs, in terms of money..." He also says, "We are going to move from being a single-campus institution to a multi-campus institution. We want to provide an education that is globally competitive, which makes people future-ready. We also want to see that our research makes an impact. We want to see ourselves catalysing the innovation and startup ecosystem in the Delhi NCR region. And also in a few critical areas, we will set some targets for creating some global research impact... We are doing this with extensive consultation with all our stakeholders, students, faculty, industry, our alumni..."

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Recently, the Azov Brigade delegation took part in the EstMil. tech 2024 military conference in Tallinn. This year's main theme of the conference was "Military Technologies: Challenges for Small States". Estonia, like other countries that share a border with Russia, is well aware of all the threats posed by this border. Therefore, they are extremely interested in studying and learning from the unprecedented experience of the war in Ukraine, including in the context of the use of modern technologies in combat operations. We remember our common history of being under the oppression of Kremlin imperialism and understand the responsibility that lies with us today in defending freedom in the region, so we are ready to share our experience, knowledge and skills with our allies. In memory of the tragedies of the past and for the future of our free nations. Azov officers Arsenii "Process" Fedosiuk and Ilya "Gandalf" Samoilenko made a presentation on "Network-centric warfare" at one of the conference panels moderated by Brigadier General Vahur Karus of the Estonian Army. I had the honor of recording a video address to the conference participants, in which I briefly described how in 2017 a group of Azov officers began implementing the NATO ISTAR system in the unit and emphasized that despite the huge increase in the role of the latest technologies in warfare since 2014, the importance of infantry units on the battlefield remains crucial. Despite all the breakthrough aspects in the use of reconnaissance and strike drones in warfare, it is the trained, disciplined and motivated personnel who remain the main principle and fundamental factor in successful warfare.

Denys Prokopenko

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We asked @mintz4assembly to break down the use of drones in modern warfare. "The Ukrainians said that 30% of their casualties were due to drone strikes." "For the Russians during the Kursk offensive, it was the majority, especially for tanks and vehicles." "It’s becoming a mainstay. Where we are today is just the beginning."

TBPN

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'We plan to support the Armed Forces of Ukraine for the next 5-10 years,' — NATO Lieutenant General Remigijus Baltrėnas dreams of victory over Russia at the hands of Ukrainians. 'I believe that European allies, together with American allies, are sending the best available resources, funds, and equipment to support Ukraine in its fight for freedom, because your victory in this war is a victory for the rest of NATO allies. I participate in meetings of the North Atlantic Council and the Military Committee on a daily basis. And what I hear is a search for opportunities to support even more: whether it's financial assistance or supplies of weapons and equipment. We are looking at how we can support the long-term development of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, which will become the main tool of future deterrence. This is the key vision of the future: NATO will focus on the long-term development of the Armed Forces of Ukraine — on the horizon of 2, 5, 10 years.' - SK

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#WATCH | Delhi: On seat-sharing talks with DMK, All India Congress Committee (AICC) In-Charge for Tamil Nadu Girish Chodankar says, "Our committee and their committee, we had a hour long discussion yesterday. We only hope that the wish list that we have submitted will be accepted by the DMK. Right now, our priority is assembly election so that we have sufficient numbers in the assembly where we can have our own member of parliament in the Rajya Sabha. They offered us 25 seats, but that is not acceptable to us. Whatever we want, we have given to them..." On TVK, he says, "It's a new party. We can't underestimate them. They are getting traction among the youngsters. And they are also recognising the strength of the Congress and our leader, Rahul ji, in Tamil Nadu." On the possibility of alliance with TVK, he says, "Right now, talks are going on with the DMK. And we have submitted to them what we desire in this election..."

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