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@alpha_defense They spent 8.6 billion dollar on 36 jets without source codes or Indian weapons.. Without GAN AESA 😂🤣.. And they justified price saying ISE, maintaince and sustainability of fleet.. Has anyone seen metoer and x guard in rafale? 😂😂😂

For more than a week, I’ve been sitting on this because the same people have spent years branding anyone who asks questions for a better IAF as “anti-Rafale” and, at times, even “anti-Air Force.” Yes, the Rafale engine PBL has expired. A bridge arrangement is being signed while a larger contract is negotiated and the entire PBL framework is renegotiated. But now that this document is all over the place, there’s no point pretending otherwise.

#Thread || I've seen endless videos of 🇮🇳 soldiers training to operate FPV drones. Not a single one showing evasion training. So I dug into what soldiers on the ground actually figured out themselves. Here's what works. 👇

That’s your problem. We are entrepreneurs. We will sell to whoever wishes to adopt and modernise. Those who don’t buy aren’t going to keep us alive. I hope this reality dawns on most of u. NCNC demos aren’t going to build an industry and allow us to grow. If police are modernising, we respect them. If foreign forces buy, we take that as an opportunity to make money like they did of us

Why would ISI aid in bombing a CIA forward operating base in Khost that was being used to conduct surveillance and gather intelligence on North Waziristan and TTP? and that too against Jordanian Royals who have close relationship with Pakistan. Let's see what actually happened.

M Ibrahim Jaffri @sheeo91

2 days ago

From smoking American troops in khost to then engineering the closest relationship between Asim munir and trump, the Pakistani ISI works in strange ways.

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A country, company, or organization that has the capability to successfully reverse engineer a complex system and manufacture it at scale is often much closer to developing its own indigenous version than many people realize. Reverse engineering is not magic; it requires deep expertise in materials, design, testing, manufacturing, and quality control. Once you have reached that level, creating an original product becomes a matter of time, investment, and intent. The real challenge is building the capability and the determination to do it. Those who lack that capability often come up with reasons why it cannot be done.

The Siachen Sniffers and their handlers celebrated International Yoga Day amidst the icy heights of the world's highest battlefield. Against a backdrop of snow, silence and sub-zero temperatures, the four-legged warriors and their handlers participated in yoga activities, highlighting the importance of focus, endurance, resilience and overall well-being in one of the most challenging environments on earth: Fire and Fury Corps, Indian Army (Source: Fire and Fury Corps, Indian Army)

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Variants of Flankers developed by China & we stuck with Su 30 MKI( a few basic upgrades) , we need to understand Iteration development

Alpha Defense™🇮🇳 @alpha_defense

2 days ago

@GauravT71548031 PLA AF looked at this differently.. I think it is worth studying :)

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@alpha_defense Funny how they call people who tell the other side as "paid" or "trolls" but anyone who says there are "Import bahadurs" or "chandigarh lobbyists" in armed forces or journalism, they all suddenly get offended & take it personally 😆 Funniest shit i have heard is hal paying sm1

God, how salty can someone get after being proven wrong on Rafale? Someone highly respected within a certain group (see Picture 2 and the tagged accounts) was claiming India would receive Rafales before 2028, and then eventually had to admit that the India-Specific Enhancements were missing. 😂 @HALHQBLR, either start paying the people who defend “Hindustan” in your name, or take action against those who keep claiming that you pay people for defending “Hindustan” on your behalf. And to the gentleman who is the flag-bearer of that lost and daily-trolled French hardware lobby: the Chinese have shown us what could have been achieved with the Flanker platform. I would have responded to him directly but courageous debater has blocked me and still cannot over me (wish you all had a girlfriend like that) 😂

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Col Rajesh Pawar, retd. Glad someone spoke the truth It's such a sad thing that troops of the world's 2nd largest army have to purchase equipment frm their own pocket coz the official standard equipment is outdated and poor

Allowing the Su-30MKI production line to go dormant was a strategic blunder. Fighter aircraft production is not a tap that can be turned on and off at will. Once orders dry up, suppliers move on, skilled workers are reassigned, and the industrial ecosystem begins to unravel.

The Rafale deal appears to be stuck, with engine deliveries still pending. The only option is to order the Su-30 MKI; of course, the Sukhoi Super will take at least 5-7 years to be ready, and it hasn't even received CCS approval yet.

The biggest challenge for Asim Munir in PoJK may not be the protesters themselves, but the availability of weapons and the potential of that availability of Kalashnikov. The more muscular the crackdown, the greater the risk that sections of the population feel alienated and some choose to hit back against the Frontier Corps and Pakistan Army. With Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan already burning, the sustained unrest in PoJK would only add another front to an already overstretched thin security apparatus.

🇮🇳 India calls Indus Waters Treaty outdated at UNHRC 🗣️ Says a 1960 treaty cannot remain a “perpetual entitlement” 🚫 Adds Pakistan cannot seek goodwill-based cooperation while backing terror swarajyamag.com/world/1960-tre…

🔸For Kolkata class ships over a period of 5 years. 🔸BFL will also participate in design and development of larger power plants and propulsion gas turbine. 🔸A new facility Gas Turbine will come up in Vishakhapatnam, AP.

Dr. Ajayshree Singh Sambyal @AjayshreeSamby3

4 days ago

⚡⚡⚡ MoD signed a Rs 425 crore contract with @BharatForgeLtd for 12 indigenous 1.25 MW Marine Gas Turbine Generators for the @indiannavy.

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India developed Dilution Refrigerator. Dilution refrigerator is one of the most critical enabling technologies of the modern tech frontier. Without it, the race to build a practical quantum computer would bd impossible ​1/2

Varun Karthikeyan @Varun55484761

4 days ago

Amaravati Quantum Valley has achieved a landmark milestone with its indigenous Dilution Refrigerator successfully reaching 4 Kelvin (-269°C) This achievement marks one of the most important advances yet in India’s quest to build a complete homegrown quantum technology ecosystem

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Solar - BrahMos Solar chairman: - BrahMos booster ToT in 2018, final approving Sept 2022. - Currently 6 boosters / month - 12/ month from August BrahMos CEO & MD: - Solar got warhead ToT, total 2-3 firms to be given warhead ToT - Warhead trials soon - Russia 🇷🇺 may look for parts from 🇮🇳 if they inruct BrahMos - BrahMos NG planned - Longer ranged variants (1000 - 1500 km) being simulated.

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Adithya Krishna Menon @AdithyaKM_

5 months ago

Solar Industries - BrahMos booster "6 boosters / month, we'll be doing warhead also"..? - Guided Pinaka - Agni 1 Prime A1P P1 & P2 booster with 12 & 1.5 ton propellant respectively? - Pralay motor integration "capability of 2/month"? Also see:x.com/i/status/19679… &

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It seems like, Russian SAM missed the drone and struck the oil refinery tank

OSINTtechnical @Osinttechnical

4 days ago

New footage confirms that an errant Russian surface to air missile was responsible for the tank roof toss at the Moscow Oil Refinery this morning.

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What happened in Moscow today reinforced a thought I’ve had for some time. Our appetite for taking losses and enduring disruptions is relatively low as a society. A few successful strikes, airport closures, disruptions to daily life, and relentless media coverage could generate so much public pressure that the government’s room for military response starts shrinking. In the drone age, deterrence is not just about the ability to inflict pain. It’s also about the ability to absorb it. Are we ready as a society??