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The estimated requirement for the Indian Air Force (IAF) includes a substantial fleet of 170 Tejas Mk2 aircraft, which would be equivalent to six squadrons. Additionally, the IAF has expressed interest in inducting seven squadrons of the Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA).
These drones continue to evolve, both in terms of their applications and the energy sources that power them, making them indispensable tools in addressing various civil needs and improving emergency response and public safety efforts.
The recent Israeli counterattack has raised concerns in India regarding the potential impact on Pakistan-based terror groups, particularly in the context of the Kashmir issue. Analysts suggest that historically, the Pakistan deep state has looked to the Israel-Palestine theater as a source of inspiration for their models and methods.
Israel's armed forces consist of 169,500 active-duty personnel across the army, navy, and paramilitary units. Notably, a robust reserve force of 465,000 individuals strengthens the nation's defense, with an additional 8,000 dedicated to the paramilitary
Over the years, these missiles have evolved, and testing has indicated the continuous development of Israel's missile technologies. The Jericho missile systems have not only contributed to Israel's defence but also had regional and global implications, influencing geopolitical dynamics
In light of the recent Israel-Palestine conflict and the broader dynamics of the Middle East, India's stance continues to be closely watched. The delicate equilibrium India maintains in navigating its relationships with Israel and the Arab world reflects its foreign policy pragmatism.
Moody's lowered Egypt's credit rating by one level, from "B3" to "Caa1," now placing it seven levels deep into junk status due to concerns about the country's deteriorating ability to manage its debt.
India's indigenous UAV industry lags behind its space achievements and military size. To become an aerospace leader, India must prioritise private-sector-led R&D over state-led efforts like DRDO. This is crucial, given China's advances in UAV tech, while Pakistan acquires advanced UAVs from Turkey