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Kim Jong Un's Sister Warns Of "Horrible Disaster" As A Response To Drones
The powerful sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un warned Saturday that Seoul would face a "horrible disaster" if unmanned drones reached Pyongyang again, a day after accusing the South of launching such aircraft at the capital.
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Ukraine Rushes To Create AI-Enabled War Drones
AI drone development in Ukraine is broadly split between visual systems helping identify targets and fly drones into them, terrain mapping for navigation, and more complex programmes enabling UAVs to operate in interconnected "swarms"
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Drone Footage Shows Lively Gaza Turned To Wasteland After War With Israel
Drone footage of Gaza over the six months of warfare between Israel and Hamas shows how the once vibrant Palestinian enclave has been transformed into a vast wasteland of rubble and twisted steel by Israeli bombardment.
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Explained: How Emergence Of 'Disruptive Technology' Is Transforming Modern Wars
The emergence of disruptive technology is transforming modern wars and blunting the conventional combat ratio which was a metric to determine the military strength and superiority between states, Army chief General Manoj Pande said.
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How Drones Are Helping Ukraine Fight War Against Russia? What Experts Say
Drones offer a "risk-free" solution on a battlefield. An unmanned vehicle that can conduct strikes, and carry out surveillance without risking human life
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India To Manufacture BrahMos Missiles, Drones In UP Defence Corridor: Rajnath Singh
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday said "not only nuts and bolts", but BrahMos missiles, drones and electronic warfare systems will also be manufactured and assembled in the Uttar Pradesh defence corridor.
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Australia Builds Underwater Drone To Counter China In Indo-Pacific Region
Australia unveiled its sub-drone prototype to support underwater surveillance and mine warfare capabilities in the Indo-Pacific region.
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Are Drones The Future of Defence? Check Out These 5 Companies
Drones are finding their niche in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
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PM To Hand Over Made-In-India Helicopters, Drones To Forces At UP Event
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hand over made-in-India combat helicopters, drones and advanced electronic warfare suites to armed services chiefs during the Rashtra Raksha Samarpan Parv at Uttar Pradesh's Jhansi on Friday.
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Exclusive: New Indian Drone Can Soar For 90 Days, Coordinate Attacks
Design and development of an ultra high altitude Indian-made drone, first identified by NDTV in a 2017 report, has progressed significantly and could be available to the Indian armed forces within three to five years.
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Watch: Army's Combat Swarm Drones Fly In Public For First Time
From afar, they look like a flock of birds. But on closer look, they make a hum that only a machine can make and fly in a neat formation. These are combat drones of the Indian Army that can swarm enemy forces and overwhelm their defences.
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Kalashnikov Gave The World AK-47. Now It's Making 'Suicide Drones'
The Russian company that gave the world the iconic AK-47 assault rifle has unveiled a suicide drone that may similarly revolutionize war by making sophisticated drone warfare technology widely and cheaply available.
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Air Force's Unmanned Indian ''Wingman'' Drone Could Redefine Air Warfare
In a decade from now, Indian Air Force (IAF) fighters deployed deep inside Pakistani or Chinese air space could be accompanied by three or more ''unmanned wingmen,' armed stealth drones which will fight alongside IAF fighters to hit high-value enemy targets.
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Air Force Eyes Explosive Drones That Can Crash Into Enemy Targets: Report
In a bid to enhance its unmanned warfare capability, the Air Force is planning to acquire 15 more HAROP attack drones that can crash into high-value enemy military targets to destroy them completely.
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The New Frontier For Drone Warfare: Under The Oceans
As unmanned aerial drones have become a critical part of modern warfare, the Pentagon is now looking to deploy autonomous robots underwater, patrolling the sea floor on what one top Navy official called an "Eisenhower highway network," complete with rest stops where the drones could recharge.
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Kim Jong Un's Sister Warns Of "Horrible Disaster" As A Response To Drones
The powerful sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un warned Saturday that Seoul would face a "horrible disaster" if unmanned drones reached Pyongyang again, a day after accusing the South of launching such aircraft at the capital.
-
Ukraine Rushes To Create AI-Enabled War Drones
AI drone development in Ukraine is broadly split between visual systems helping identify targets and fly drones into them, terrain mapping for navigation, and more complex programmes enabling UAVs to operate in interconnected "swarms"
-
Drone Footage Shows Lively Gaza Turned To Wasteland After War With Israel
Drone footage of Gaza over the six months of warfare between Israel and Hamas shows how the once vibrant Palestinian enclave has been transformed into a vast wasteland of rubble and twisted steel by Israeli bombardment.
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Explained: How Emergence Of 'Disruptive Technology' Is Transforming Modern Wars
The emergence of disruptive technology is transforming modern wars and blunting the conventional combat ratio which was a metric to determine the military strength and superiority between states, Army chief General Manoj Pande said.
-
How Drones Are Helping Ukraine Fight War Against Russia? What Experts Say
Drones offer a "risk-free" solution on a battlefield. An unmanned vehicle that can conduct strikes, and carry out surveillance without risking human life
-
India To Manufacture BrahMos Missiles, Drones In UP Defence Corridor: Rajnath Singh
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday said "not only nuts and bolts", but BrahMos missiles, drones and electronic warfare systems will also be manufactured and assembled in the Uttar Pradesh defence corridor.
-
Australia Builds Underwater Drone To Counter China In Indo-Pacific Region
Australia unveiled its sub-drone prototype to support underwater surveillance and mine warfare capabilities in the Indo-Pacific region.
-
Are Drones The Future of Defence? Check Out These 5 Companies
Drones are finding their niche in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
-
PM To Hand Over Made-In-India Helicopters, Drones To Forces At UP Event
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hand over made-in-India combat helicopters, drones and advanced electronic warfare suites to armed services chiefs during the Rashtra Raksha Samarpan Parv at Uttar Pradesh's Jhansi on Friday.
-
Exclusive: New Indian Drone Can Soar For 90 Days, Coordinate Attacks
Design and development of an ultra high altitude Indian-made drone, first identified by NDTV in a 2017 report, has progressed significantly and could be available to the Indian armed forces within three to five years.
-
Watch: Army's Combat Swarm Drones Fly In Public For First Time
From afar, they look like a flock of birds. But on closer look, they make a hum that only a machine can make and fly in a neat formation. These are combat drones of the Indian Army that can swarm enemy forces and overwhelm their defences.
-
Kalashnikov Gave The World AK-47. Now It's Making 'Suicide Drones'
The Russian company that gave the world the iconic AK-47 assault rifle has unveiled a suicide drone that may similarly revolutionize war by making sophisticated drone warfare technology widely and cheaply available.
-
Air Force's Unmanned Indian ''Wingman'' Drone Could Redefine Air Warfare
In a decade from now, Indian Air Force (IAF) fighters deployed deep inside Pakistani or Chinese air space could be accompanied by three or more ''unmanned wingmen,' armed stealth drones which will fight alongside IAF fighters to hit high-value enemy targets.
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Air Force Eyes Explosive Drones That Can Crash Into Enemy Targets: Report
In a bid to enhance its unmanned warfare capability, the Air Force is planning to acquire 15 more HAROP attack drones that can crash into high-value enemy military targets to destroy them completely.
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The New Frontier For Drone Warfare: Under The Oceans
As unmanned aerial drones have become a critical part of modern warfare, the Pentagon is now looking to deploy autonomous robots underwater, patrolling the sea floor on what one top Navy official called an "Eisenhower highway network," complete with rest stops where the drones could recharge.
