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India stands on the brink of acquiring one of the most formidable air-to-air missiles in global arsenals, the Russian R-37M, often dubbed the ‘world’s deadliest air missile’. Recent reports from News24 indicate that this acquisition will dramatically enhance the Indian Air Force’s (IAF) capabilities, particularly for its Su-30MKI fleet. Clocking speeds of up to 7,400 kmph—equivalent to Mach 6—the
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited has substantially revised its delivery projections for the financial year ending March 31, 2026, significantly scaling back its expectations for both indigenous fighter and trainer aircraft.The state-run aerospace major now aims to deliver five TEJAS MK-1A fighters and three Hindustan Turbo Trainer-40 basic trainers to the Indian Air Force by the end of the current
India’s Indian Air Force (IAF) stands fully prepared to counter any aggression from adversarial nations, according to Air Chief Marshal A P Singh. Speaking at an aerial display marking Vijay Diwas—the commemoration of India’s decisive victory over Pakistan in the 1971 war—the IAF chief affirmed that his force is ready to deliver a "befitting reply" and inflict a "bloody nose" on any enemy daring
A Stand-in Attack Weapon (SiAW) developed by Northrop Grumman [NOC] completed an airborne separation test from an Air Force F-16 aircraft as part of ongoing development efforts of the air-to-ground […]
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A Russian delegation comprising representatives from the Sukhoi Design Bureau and other defence agencies has submitted a comprehensive technical assessment to Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, concluding that the state-owned aerospace company possesses approximately 50 per cent of the manufacturing capacity required for the co-production of Russia’s Su-57E, the export variant of its fifth-generation
India, France, and the United Arab Emirates have commenced an important air combat exercise over the Arabian Sea, marking a significant step forward in trilateral defence cooperation and military interoperability.The exercise aims to strengthen security collaboration in the Indian Ocean region as well as the broader Indo-Pacific theatre, a zone of growing strategic importance amid shifting
“It’s giving me a holistic coverage over the Cape, as opposed to pockets of coverage that I have today,” Space Launch Delta 45 Commander Col. Brian Chatman told Breaking Defense.
The second batch builds off an initial acquisition of seven Standard 3 MSPT units, contracted in 2018, included within Spain’s larger order of 23 NH90 rotorcraft.
The recent developments concerning the Su-57E fighter jet engine technology mark a significant milestone for India’s aerospace and defence ambitions.Following President Vladimir Putin’s visit to New Delhi, Russia has reportedly granted India a Transfer of Technology (ToT) agreement, enabling Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) at Koraput in Odisha to manufacture the Izdeliye 177S engines.