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50подтверждено источником- 1gov.uk3 дня назад16 сент., 12:15 UTC
New 'spy' drones to give Army greater powers on the battlefield ↗
British soldiers will receive new Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) drones, giving them better sight of the battlefield and greater protection against emerging threats in conflict.
- 2gov.uk3 дня назад16 сент., 08:09 UTC
Dstl drone swarm accelerates Army autonomy ambition ↗
A British Army drone swarm trial delivered by Dstl and industry partners marks a significant step forward in the UK's autonomous systems capability.
- 3timesofindia.indiatimes.com3 дня назад16 сент., 04:52 UTC
70 Patriots for 20 Iranian missiles: Iran’s evolving tactics strain US interceptor stocks ↗
American forces are rapidly depleting missile interceptors while defending against Iranian attacks. Iran is adapting its missile tactics and designs to evade US defenses. Recent strikes have seen significant expenditure of Patriot and THAAD interceptors. Iranian attacks now employ multiple warheads and varied flight paths. This evolving threat challenges American military assets across the region.
- 4timesofindia.indiatimes.com4 дня назад15 сент., 11:44 UTC
IAF’s Dronathon puts indigenous drone systems to the test at Pokhran ↗
The Indian Air Force's Dronathon is currently underway at Pokhran Field Firing Range. Participating companies demonstrate unmanned aerial systems for various military applications. The event emphasizes operational effect under demanding and contested conditions. This initiative aligns with the Air Force's UAS Roadmap for future capabilities. These efforts signal a coordinated push for indigenous unmanned systems development.
- 5timesofindia.indiatimes.com4 дня назад15 сент., 07:09 UTC
Does India still need Russia’s S-500? How its own missile shield is changing the equation ↗
India's recent missile defence trials demonstrate significant advancements in its capabilities. These tests validated the nation's ability to intercept various aerial threats effectively. Russia's S-500 Prometheus system offers advanced capabilities against ballistic missiles. India is developing its own Ballistic Missile Defence apparatus to counter modern threats. This progress places India among nations with advanced missile defence systems.
- 6timesofindia.indiatimes.com5 дней назад14 сент., 13:11 UTC
How the Sarvatra turns Indian Army's armoured thrust into a juggernaut ↗
Military operations are significantly shaped by terrain and obstacles. Water bodies present formidable challenges for armies worldwide. India's 1971 war demonstrated innovative heliborne assaults over rivers. The Sarvatra bridge system offers rapid crossing capabilities for armored formations. This indigenous technology ensures swift movement across water obstacles when needed.
- 7timesofindia.indiatimes.com5 дней назад14 сент., 07:23 UTC
Ukraine races to close Russia’s ballistic missile gap with homegrown FP-7 missile ↗
In a decisive move to bolster its defense against Russian aggressions, Ukraine is on the verge of deploying its own ballistic missiles, specifically the FP-7 model, which can hit targets up to 200 km away. Additionally, the development of the FP-9 missile promises to extend reach and precision in targeting Russian military setups. This initiative marks a strategic shift towards greater self-sufficiency in military capabilities, reducing dependency on Western arms.
- 8timesofindia.indiatimes.com6 дней назад13 сент., 14:24 UTC
The Uranium rush: Inside India's scramble to fuel its nuclear ambitions ↗
India is securing uranium fuel for its ambitious nuclear expansion program. Uzbekistan, Australia, and Canada are key partners in this global fuel hunt. New domestic laws allow private companies to build nuclear power plants. This move creates significant demand for uranium fuel supplies. India's long-term strategy also involves developing thorium resources.
- 9timesofindia.indiatimes.com6 дней назад13 сент., 10:34 UTC
Old planes and no money: Pakistan's air force is about to go into a nosedive ↗
Global air forces have reduced numbers since the Cold War, while China's air force has grown significantly. Rising procurement and maintenance costs impact most nations' fighter fleets. Pakistan, however, maintains its combat mass through diverse aircraft acquisitions and upgrades. The Pakistani air force faces challenges as older aircraft near their end of service life. Economic constraints may hinder Pakistan's ability to fund future fighter procurements.
- 10timesofindia.indiatimes.com7 дней назад12 сент., 22:16 UTC
India to get another major DRDO missile testing range in Bengal ↗
India is embarking on a pivotal project with the establishment of a new weapon and missile testing range in Junput, West Bengal. This state-of-the-art facility will complement the existing range in Chandipur, Odisha, marking the DRDO's third significant site. The initiative promises to not only bolster national defense capabilities but also promote substantial growth in West Bengal's infrastructure and economy.
- 11timesofindia.indiatimes.com7 дней назад12 сент., 16:16 UTC
Russia’s new drone strategy: How jet-powered Gerans are changing the economics of warfare ↗
Throughout August, Russia ramped up its use of jet-powered Geran drones, presenting a formidable challenge to Ukraine's air defenses due to their increased speed. In response, Ukraine is actively pursuing new interceptor missiles to combat this shifting threat. Simultaneously, Russia has been executing complex weekly attacks that combine a variety of weaponry aimed at overwhelming and complicating Ukrainian defense strategies.
- 12timesofindia.indiatimes.com8 дней назад11 сент., 14:29 UTC
Russia unveils new S-71K stealth missile for Su-57E amid potential sale to India ↗
Russia has disclosed its latest S-71K Kovyor air-launched weapon designed specifically for the Su-57E fighter jet. This advanced system integrates the capabilities of both cruise missiles and drones, enabling effective stand-off attacks. With enhanced stealth features and cost-effectiveness for broader operational deployment, Russia is actively engaging India in discussions about potential joint production and technology transfer related to the Su-57E and its cutting-edge armaments.
- 13timesofindia.indiatimes.com8 дней назад11 сент., 10:36 UTC
Terror groups, China turn to off-the-shelf AI to make weapons smarter ↗
Anthropic revealed state actors used AI for weapons development and intelligence. A China-based actor built electronic warfare software targeting Taiwan's defenses. Yemen-based actors developed guided rockets and ballistic missiles using AI. These AI-enabled threats impact regional security and shipping lanes. Indian planners must consider these evolving state and non-state AI threats.
- 14timesofindia.indiatimes.com9 дней назад10 сент., 10:15 UTC
AI, quantum navigation & drone swarms: China’s J-50 aims to ‘leapfrog’ fighter technology ↗
China's next-generation stealth fighters are being designed with advanced autonomous capabilities. These aircraft could fly without pilots and navigate without satellite signals. The Shenyang Aircraft Design & Research Institute is leading this research effort. Concepts include automatic control and quantum navigation for difficult combat situations. These fighters will also control large groups of drones for various missions.
- 15channelnewsasia.com10 дней назад9 сент., 10:21 UTC
India steps up space ambitions, eyes crewed missions and space station ↗
Only three countries – the United States, Russia and China – have independently sent people into orbit using their own rockets and spacecraft. India wants to become the fourth.
- 16timesofindia.indiatimes.com11 дней назад8 сент., 11:34 UTC
Indian startup unveils testing & manufacturing hubs to validate reusable rocket stages ↗
Indian space startup Agnikul Cosmos inaugurated two new facilities in Chennai. These facilities will support testing and manufacturing of reusable rocket stages. The company aims to develop reusable launch vehicle technology for future missions. Agnikul Cosmos already designs and manufactures its own rocket engines. This expansion marks a significant step in India's space program capabilities.
- 17ndtv.com11 дней назад8 сент., 08:40 UTC
Opinion | India Wants A 6th-Generation Fighter. But A Lot Could Go Wrong ↗
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- 18timesofindia.indiatimes.com11 дней назад8 сент., 07:20 UTC
Brahmos shy, Pakistan claims to have procured new weapons ↗
Pakistan has acquired new Chinese and Turkish air defense systems. These systems aim to counter future aerial attacks on Pakistani air bases. The HQ-17A system is designed for short-range defense against various aerial threats. A Turkish KORKUT gun system offers protection against drones and other aircraft. These procurements follow past Indian strikes on Pakistani air defense infrastructure.
- 19timesofindia.indiatimes.com12 дней назад7 сент., 17:13 UTC
Robot army? How China is preparing for future battlefieds ↗
China's military is dedicated to the exploration and development of humanoid robots, aiming to integrate them into upcoming combat scenarios. Several research institutions are rigorously testing these robots to meet specific combat needs while investing in advanced capabilities. The primary areas of focus include improving perception, manipulation, and training methods for operational efficacy.
- 20timesofindia.indiatimes.com12 дней назад7 сент., 12:26 UTC
China eyes huge naval guns to crush small drones as Trump brings back big battleships ↗
Innovative research from Chinese scientists focuses on enhancing naval gun capabilities to effectively tackle the rising threat of drone swarms. By utilizing prefabricated fragmentation shells, they aim to establish a destructive zone capable of engaging multiple aerial targets simultaneously. This approach revives the utility of traditional battleship weaponry in contemporary combat scenarios.
- 21timesofindia.indiatimes.com13 дней назад6 сент., 15:41 UTC
India eyes nuclear power in Andamans as China challenge grows near Malacca Strait ↗
Scientists are currently evaluating potential locations for Small Modular Reactors throughout the archipelago. This pivotal initiative is designed to bolster the islands' energy resilience and satisfy increasing energy demands. Additionally, it supports critical infrastructure developments, including the International Container Transhipment Terminal, while further enhancing India's strategic role in the eastern Indian Ocean and its oversight of vital shipping lanes.
- 22timesofindia.indiatimes.com13 дней назад6 сент., 07:47 UTC
India's eye in the sky that never blinks: Inside GISAT-1A ↗
India has launched GISAT-1A, its advanced Geo-Imaging Satellite, into geosynchronous orbit. This satellite provides continuous, real-time coverage of the Indian subcontinent. GISAT-1A will aid disaster management and agricultural monitoring efforts. India is also developing a robust military space architecture with private industry involvement. This expansion enhances national security and surveillance capabilities across borders.
- 23timesofindia.indiatimes.com14 дней назад5 сент., 06:27 UTC
US seeks a cheaper alternative to MQ-9 as India seeks these drones for USD 3 billion ↗
The US Air Force seeks a new drone to replace its MQ-9A Reapers. This new aircraft must be cheaper and faster than the current fleet. The force is experiencing significant losses of its drones in ongoing operations. General Atomics has proposed its Wildfire drone as a potential solution. This program aims to reshape future drone development for the US military.
- 24timesofindia.indiatimes.com17 дней назад2 сент., 16:23 UTC
'New peaks of lethality': IAF tests Khagantak-243; all about long range glide bomb ↗
The Indian Air Force has achieved a major milestone by successfully testing the Khagantak-243 glide bomb. This homegrown weapon enhances India's stand-off precision strike capability, covering distances of over 140 km once released from an aircraft. Developed in partnership by Bharat Electronics Limited and JSR Dynamics, this test underscores India's commitment to defence innovation.
- 25timesofindia.indiatimes.com17 дней назад2 сент., 12:41 UTC
From FICV to XM30: Nations race to build the next armoured battlefield beast ↗
Armies worldwide are replacing Cold War-era infantry fighting vehicles with modern designs. India's DRDO is developing advanced armored platforms to replace its Sarath vehicles. The US Army is receiving prototypes for its XM30 Mechanized Infantry Combat Vehicle. Other nations like the UK, Russia, and Germany are also upgrading their armored fleets. These new vehicles offer enhanced firepower, protection, and mobility for modern warfare.
- 26timesofindia.indiatimes.com17 дней назад2 сент., 07:48 UTC
Indian Navy eyes indigenous SATCOM terminals to boost network-centric warfare ↗
The Indian Navy is seeking indigenous satellite communication terminals for its warships. These advanced terminals will enhance network-centric warfare capabilities at sea. The new systems aim to improve reliability in harsh maritime conditions. Companies will develop prototypes with mandated indigenous content. Prototypes will undergo rigorous testing before series production begins.
- 27timesofindia.indiatimes.com18 дней назад1 сент., 14:46 UTC
Missiles from anywhere? Japan’s new warship is built to spot them all ↗
Japan is constructing advanced missile-defence warships equipped with powerful radar systems. These new vessels will utilize the AN/SPY-7 radar for enhanced threat detection capabilities. The program aims to counter growing missile threats from North Korea and the wider region. These ships are scheduled to enter service in fiscal 2027 and 2028. Japan is enhancing its defense network to address evolving regional security challenges.
- 28timesofindia.indiatimes.com18 дней назад1 сент., 11:39 UTC
S-500 and Su-57 on the table: What India could gain from its next big Russia defence deals ↗
India and Russia are discussing major defense deals for missile systems. The S-500 missile defense system and Su-57 stealth fighter are key topics. These discussions aim to deepen military ties between the two nations. India faces an aircraft shortfall and regional air power challenges. Broader defense cooperation and potential upgrades were also on the agenda.
- 29timesofindia.indiatimes.com18 дней назад1 сент., 11:26 UTC
Six years overdue, Army begins first full overhaul of indigenous Arjun tanks ↗
The Army has started rebuilding its Arjun tanks after a significant delay. Two Mk-1 tanks will receive upgrades and serve as a pilot program. This overhaul aims to improve the remaining 124 tanks in the fleet. The Arjun Mk-1A program faces delivery delays due to engine supply issues. India's defense production faces persistent challenges despite self-reliance efforts.
- 30timesofindia.indiatimes.com19 дней назад31 авг., 17:56 UTC
US signs 7-year deals to boost THAAD & Patriot missile production ↗
The Pentagon has secured seven-year agreements with defense contractors. These deals aim to increase production of critical missile subcomponents. This effort supports the THAAD and PAC-3 MSE interceptor programs. The agreements will strengthen the missile defense industrial base. Higher production volumes and faster deliveries are now expected.
- 31timesofindia.indiatimes.com19 дней назад31 авг., 13:02 UTC
India’s GPS problem: Why the armed forces need NavIC to work ↗
India's NavIC satellite system, crucial for military and civilian use, currently has only three operational satellites. This shortfall impacts its ability to provide accurate positioning and navigation services. The system's reliability issues stemmed from imported atomic clocks, now being replaced by indigenous ones. Upcoming launches aim to restore the full constellation's functionality. This indigenous capability is vital for India's strategic autonomy and modernization efforts.
- 32timesofindia.indiatimes.com19 дней назад31 авг., 07:35 UTC
After Pakistan, Uzbekistan gets China’s J-10 fighter; Bangladesh could be next ↗
Uzbekistan has received its first J-10CE fighter jets from China. This acquisition makes Uzbekistan the second nation to operate these advanced multi-role aircraft. At least six of the ordered twenty-four J-10s have been delivered to the Central Asian nation. China's defense exports are declining globally despite increased arms procurement worldwide. The J-10CE offers a significant upgrade for air forces seeking modern capabilities.
- 33timesofindia.indiatimes.com20 дней назад30 авг., 05:41 UTC
Russia turns to India for petrol as Ukraine attacks disrupt fuel supplies ↗
India's role as a major gasoline supplier to Russia has surged recently, particularly after Ukrainian drone strikes impacted Russian refinery activities. In August, Russian gasoline imports hit unprecedented levels, with India emerging as a central contributor. Much of this gasoline was transported using sanctioned ships and involved intricate transfer practices. Increased crude oil imports from Russia by India are likely driving this expanded gasoline export relationship.
- 34timesofindia.indiatimes.com21 день назад29 авг., 06:32 UTC
Bangladesh's search for modern fighter ends with Chinese J-10; should India be worried? ↗
Bangladesh is nearing a deal to acquire Chinese J-10CE fighter jets. This potential acquisition would significantly deepen military ties with China. The aircraft's performance in recent India-Pakistan clashes influenced Dhaka's decision. India views this development with concern along its eastern border. China's defense exports face a global market decline despite this deal.
- 35timesofindia.indiatimes.com22 дня назад28 авг., 13:00 UTC
More delay: AMCA programme timeline reset as ADA grants more time for proposals ↗
The Aeronautical Development Agency has extended the fighter jet tender deadline. Industry bidders now have two additional months to submit their proposals. This vital defence programme aims for indigenous fifth-generation stealth fighter development. Selected partners must achieve prototype flight within thirty months of contract signing. The Indian Air Force plans to induct these advanced aircraft by mid-2030s.
- 36timesofindia.indiatimes.com22 дня назад28 авг., 09:47 UTC
Sixth‑generation race intensifies as India eyes global collaborations ↗
India is exploring future air combat technologies by joining two major fighter programs. New Delhi has become a dialogue partner in the UK-Japan-Italy's GCAP program. India is also engaging with France's FCAS project, which is a potential pathway. These sixth-generation fighters will feature advanced capabilities like AI and directed-energy weapons. This engagement positions India to shape the future of aerial combat globally.
- 37timesofindia.indiatimes.com23 дня назад27 авг., 14:01 UTC
'Pak deployed spies to find S-400s': Military official's explosive claim on Op Sindoor ↗
Pakistan deployed spies and activated sleeper cells to locate S-400 air defence systems. These efforts included satellite support and electronic warfare capabilities from other nations. The S-400 system demonstrated its long-range strike capability during Operation Sindoor. It successfully intercepted a large Pakistani aircraft over 300 kilometers away. India's air defence network has expanded with additional S-400 system deliveries.
- 38timesofindia.indiatimes.com23 дня назад27 авг., 08:42 UTC
India vs China: How their nuclear-capable missile arsenals compare ↗
China and India possess comparable strategic missile arsenals, though differences exist. India's Agni missiles deter nuclear attacks, while China's Dongfeng series targets US bases. Both nations are developing intercontinental ballistic missiles with advanced capabilities. China leads in payload flexibility and overall missile inventory size. India aims for a survivable, multi-domain nuclear triad.
- 39aljazeera.com24 дня назад26 авг., 11:32 UTC
Why India is sharing missile secrets with its private sector ↗
New policy allows India’s private sector to produce advanced weaponry, supporting its goal of military self-sufficiency.
- 40timesofindia.indiatimes.com24 дня назад26 авг., 06:00 UTC
Why private missile manufacturing could be a game changer for India's defence readiness ↗
India's defense sector is expanding self-reliance in missile manufacturing. DRDO is transferring conventional missile technologies to private companies. This move allows domestic firms to undertake full-scale missile production. It aims to cut import dependence and boost indigenous value addition. The initiative strengthens India's position in the global missile export market.
- 41channelnewsasia.com25 дней назад25 авг., 07:51 UTC
India’s space startups are taking off. But can they scale? ↗
Skyroot Aerospace’s success is one example of India’s rapidly growing space startup ecosystem. But turning these ventures into sustainable businesses comes with challenges – from raising capital to finding enough customers to scale.
- 42timesofindia.indiatimes.com32 дня назад18 авг., 11:56 UTC
Quarter of fleet downed, US still flying MQ-9s in combat; India awaits delivery ↗
The US military has lost many MQ-9 Reaper drones in the ongoing conflict. These drones are vulnerable due to their slow speed and low-altitude flight. India is acquiring these drones for its military services in a significant deal. These unmanned aircraft are expected to be inducted into service by 2029. India will assemble many drones locally and source components from India.
- 43timesofindia.indiatimes.com32 дня назад18 авг., 07:42 UTC
From Su-30MKI to T-90: India adds 405 defence items to ‘make at home’ list ↗
The Department of Defence Production has added 405 items to its positive indigenisation list. This move aims to boost self-reliance in defence production and generate business for domestic manufacturers. The list includes various weapons, platforms, and electronic systems for future sourcing. Indian industry, especially MSMEs, will play a significant role in this indigenisation process. This initiative aligns with the broader Aatmanirbhar Bharat push in defence manufacturing.
- 44timesofindia.indiatimes.com32 дня назад18 авг., 07:06 UTC
Carrier killers, long deployments and floating airfields: Why aircraft carriers still matter ↗
The US is repositioning aircraft carriers in West Asia amid ongoing conflict. These powerful naval assets are central to projecting American military power globally. India also operates aircraft carriers, viewing them as vital for regional security interests. China is developing its own carrier fleet and anti-ship missile capabilities. Carrier battle groups, supported by escort vessels, provide comprehensive defense.
- 45franceinfo.fr32 дня назад18 авг., 05:51 UTC
Modèles, avancées technologiques… Où en est la production française de drones capables de lutter contre les incendies ? ↗
Une start-up française a lancé un projet de drone géant pouvant transporter plusieurs litres d'eau. Même si l'idée est encore en cours de développement, d'autres modèles existent déjà, parfois plus classiques, mais peu déployés.
- 46timesofindia.indiatimes.com33 дня назад17 авг., 13:15 UTC
Missiles below, mountains ahead: How the IAF had to improvise in the middle of war ↗
The Indian Air Force conducted a unique high-altitude air-to-ground campaign during the 1999 Kargil conflict. Fighter pilots faced unprecedented challenges fighting at altitudes of 14-18,000 feet. Early losses prompted tactical changes and accelerated the integration of precision-guided munitions. The conflict highlighted India's need for indigenous navigation technology and satellite systems. Lessons learned from Kargil continue to shape India's military innovation and preparedness.
- 47myjoyonline.com33 дня назад17 авг., 09:25 UTC
India’s clean energy leadership in green hydrogen ↗
India has emerged as a global leader in advancing clean energy. By the end of December 2025, non-fossil fuel sources accounted for 51.93 per cent of India’s installed power capacity, surpassing the 50 per cent target set under the country’s second Nationally Determined Contribution. According to the International Renewable Energy Agency’s Renewable Energy Statistics 2025, India ranks fourth globally in total installed renewable energy capacity.
- 48timesofindia.indiatimes.com36 дней назад14 авг., 11:16 UTC
From Safed Sagar to Sindoor: Renaissance of Indian Airpower ↗
Operation Safed Sagar showed Indian air power's Kargil War improvisations. Operation Sindoor in 2025 demonstrated a transformed, decisive air force. Technological advancements and improved training fueled this significant transformation. Joint doctrinal maturity and political resolve also played crucial roles. Indian air power is now a strategic instrument shaping outcomes at speed.
- 49elcomercio.pe37 дней назад13 авг., 20:45 UTC
Así Irán utilizó drones como “ojos” para derribar un F-15E de EE.UU.: la táctica que aprendió de la guerra en Ucrania ↗
Irán está adaptando su estrategia de guerra para suplir parte de sus debilitados sistemas tradicionales de vigilancia. El derribo del F-15E muestra esa evolución, que el analista Andrés Gómez de la Torre resume así: “Está pasando de una defensa aérea basada en grandes radares a una guerra de redes de pequeños sensores y enjambres de drones”
- 50timesofindia.indiatimes.com37 дней назад13 авг., 11:38 UTC
IAF moves closer to Rs 1 lakh crore transport aircraft deal to replace ageing An-32 fleet ↗
The Indian Air Force is seeking sixty new medium transport aircraft. This procurement aims to replace the Soviet-era AN-32 fleet currently in service. Several international manufacturers are competing to supply these vital new aircraft. The new planes will enhance India's strategic and tactical airlift capabilities significantly. This modernization will also bolster disaster relief and humanitarian aid operations.
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