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A new missile spotted at the DRDO Aero Cluster Meet has fuelled speculation that India is preparing to unveil the RudraM-IV, the next step in its indigenous long-range strike capability.Photographs from the event show a weapon visibly larger than the RudraM-III, which itself is a 550 kilometre hypersonic Suppression of Enemy Air Defences missile expected to enter service around 2028. The sheer Read Full Article at Source
Bengaluru, July 27, 2026. Turkish Airlines, the airline that flies to more countries than any other airline, aiming to grow its fleet to over 800 aircraft by 2033 in line with its strategic growth targets, signed an agreement with HAVELSAN for the supply of a total of 12 new simulators, comprising 8 Full Flight Simulators … The post Turkish Airlines Signs Agreement with HAVELSAN for 12 Flight Simulators appeared first on India Strategic. Read Full Article at Source
France is expected to provide its official response to India’s Letter of Request for the acquisition of 114 Rafale fighter jets by mid‑August, ANI news agency reported.French officials have sought additional time until then to submit their reply to the document that was issued by India in May this year. Defence officials have indicated that once the French response is received, negotiations will Read Full Article at Source
HAL has received multiple GE F404-IN20 engines for the TEJAS MK-1A, clearing a major supply bottleneck, but integration of the Israeli AESA radar and the electronic warfare suite continues to threaten delivery timelines, with the first squadron now expected only by late 2026 or early 2027.The Indian Air Force insists on full system compliance before induction, delaying handover despite production Read Full Article at Source
Bengaluru, July 26, 2026. Headquarters Training Command (IAF), Bengaluru observed ‘Kargil Vijay Diwas’ on 26 July 2026 by conducting a ‘Wreath-Laying’ ceremony at HQ TC War Memorial. The ceremony was held in honour of the brave warriors of the Indian Defence Forces who made their supreme sacrifice defending the nation. Their valour shall always remain … The post Headquarters Training Command, Indian Air Force observes Wreath-Laying Ceremony on Kargil Vijay Diwas appeared first on India Strategic. Read Full Article at Source
Boston, July 26. Indian Navy sail training ship INS Sudarshini departed from Boston in the United States on July 25 after participating in the SAIL 250 celebrations and International Naval Review 250 as part of its ongoing Lokayan 26 deployment. During its stay in the US, the ship represented India’s maritime heritage and engaged with … The post INS Sudarshini departs from Boston after representing India at SAIL 250 celebrations appeared first on India Strategic. Read Full Article at Source
The Research Centre Imarat has floated a Request for Proposal for the modification and refurbishment of the 8×8 PRAHAR launcher to enable integration of a complete communication suite for PRALAY missile launch operations, Alpha Defense reported.This marks a significant step in adapting existing launcher infrastructure to meet the requirements of India’s emerging tactical ballistic missile Read Full Article at Source
By Aroonim Bhuyan New Delhi/Dras, July 26. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has ruled out any dialogue with Pakistan unless it is centred on Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), asserting that India would respond with overwhelming force to any future attempt to threaten its sovereignty. Addressing the 27th Kargil Vijay Diwas commemorations in Dras on July 26, Singh … The post Rajnath Singh: No Pakistan talks beyond PoK appeared first on India Strategic. Read Full Article at Source
Pakistan has formally shifted operational control of its nuclear arsenal to the newly created National Strategic Command (NSC), consolidating authority under Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, News18 reported.This marks the country’s most sweeping military reorganisation in decades, side-lining civilian oversight and mirroring China’s PLA Rocket Force model.Pakistan has initiated a structural Read Full Article at Source
India’s Twin Engine Deck Based Fighter (TEDBF) project has reached a decisive stage, with its design frozen and awaiting Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) approval.The first prototype is projected to fly within five years of clearance, with induction into the Indian Navy expected in the early 2030s. The program is now transitioning into aerodynamic validation and detailed development.The Read Full Article at Source
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