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The Indian Army is significantly bolstering its border security capabilities with the planned acquisition of nine additional laser-based counter-drone systems for deployment along the Pakistan and China borders.This strategic expansion comes in response to the growing threat of unmanned aerial vehicles being used for surveillance and smuggling operations, particularly along the western front with
“[We’re] trying to figure out what’s going to happen,” an industry official told Breaking Defense. “I joke about the crystal ball, but it’s kind of anybody’s guess right now about what could come out.”
The Bangladesh Army is actively advancing its military modernisation, with a particular focus on acquiring drone and anti-drone technologies as regional security dynamics intensify.Recent documents reveal that, in anticipation of possible involvement in US-backed operations in Myanmar’s Rakhine State, Bangladesh has accelerated efforts to strengthen its arsenal, especially in unmanned aerial
The new solicitation broadly outlines what Navy leaders for years have sought from unmanned vehicles: multi-purpose trucks capable of carrying any payload of their choosing.
“The 360-degree XR environment allows engineers to assess the health of a platform, regardless of where the fleet is located,” according to a statement from the companies.
PARENTS stare nervously at the sky, scanning it for Russian drones as their children practise penalties during football training.
But distant artillery fire brings an abrupt end t…
THIS is the moment a specialised Ukrainian drone unit carries out a number of kamikaze flying bomb strikes on unsuspecting Russians.
Incredible footage shows the Kabul Nine team u…
Over the past decade, India has undergone a remarkable transformation under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership, propelling the nation into the global big league across defence, space, and technology.Modi’s vision, encapsulated in initiatives such as Atmanirbhar Bharat (Self-Reliant India) and Make in India, emphasizes self-reliance, innovation, and strategic investments in science and
“We don’t want a robot wandering off the battlefield. We don’t want one being taken over by a potential adversary,” RCCTO Director Lt. Gen. Robert Rasch told Breaking Defense.
Indian defence firms, including IdeaForge, Zen Technologies Limited, Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), and others, showcased their capabilities at the Mini DefExpo held in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, on April 13, 2025.The event was jointly facilitated by the Department of Defence Production, Ministry of Defence, and the Federation of Indian Chambers & Commerce Industry (FICCI). Union Minister