A factory belonging to an Indian billionaire has been hit by Russia in Ukraine as the war between Russia and Ukraine intensifies in Europe. This incident is a sign of the conflict spreading beyond Ukraine. Further details are still emerging about the incident. Source: news.google.com, read the full story here.
Russia claims that Ukrainian drones targeted Moscow overnight, resulting in three people being hurt. The exact extent of the damage is yet to be confirmed. The incident is a significant escalation of tensions between Russia and Ukraine. Source: news.google.com, read the full story here.
Prime Minister Modi emphasizes India's need to develop cutting-edge technologies like drones and hypersonic technology to move beyond being a market. Source: news.google.com, read the full story here.
As PM Modi pushes for developing desi drones, Army plans to acquire munitions, surveillance systems worth The Times of India Source: news.google.com, read the full story here.
Hyderabad startup AkinAnalytics launches NIKA2 agricultural drone for farmers Hyderabad Mail Source: news.google.com, read the full story here.
BSF downs drones, narco-terror, weapon drops at the Indo Pakistan border with special operations BW Police World Source: news.google.com, read the full story here.
Indian drones miss out on US tariff breaks Ahmedabad Mirror Source: news.google.com, read the full story here.
I-Day: Modi wants India to be defence supplier to world; says focus on drones, anti-drones, hypersonics ThePrint Source: news.google.com, read the full story here.
‘Shadow Transhipment Network’: US Says Chinese Goods Under Tariff Rerouted Through India GujaratSamachar English Source: news.google.com, read the full story here.
The US military has lost a significant portion of its MQ-9 Reaper drone fleet in a recent conflict, resulting in a significant drop in its numbers. According to reports, the loss of the drones has caused a 25% reduction in the overall fleet size. The exact circumstances surrounding the loss of the drones have not … Read more