Israeli military hits dozens of Gaza terror targets over last day

    Israeli military hits dozens of Gaza terror targets over last day

    Over the past day, the Israel Air Force conducted airstrikes on numerous terrorist targets in Gaza, including infrastructures, rocket launch sites, armed militants, and observation posts. The IDF's sea forces also participated, attacking targets and providing support to ground forces. The 679th brigade's combat team successfully identified and eliminated terrorists near maneuvering forces. Additionally, a terrorist cell in a building was targeted and eliminated in a joint effort. Artillery and aircraft were used in these operations to ensure the safety and security of Israeli forces and civilians.

    Blinken promotes Gulf Arab defence in sign to Israel and Iran

    Blinken promotes Gulf Arab defence in sign to Israel and Iran

    US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is urging tighter defense cooperation among Gulf Arab nations to counter Iran's threats and encourage peace efforts in the region. During his visit to Riyadh, Blinken emphasized the growing danger from Iran and the need for integrated defense systems. He also announced upcoming talks to enhance air and missile defense and maritime security with the Gulf Cooperation Council. The visit comes amid escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, with the US hoping to leverage Gulf Arab recognition of Israel to push for further normalization, particularly with Saudi Arabia.

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    Maritime Security: Indian Coast Guard seizes 173 kg of drugs in anti-narcotics operation:Image

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    Indian Coast Guard and ATS Gujarat conducted a successful joint operation, intercepting an Indian fishing boat at sea and seizing 173 kg of narcotics. This operation follows other recent interceptions, including the seizure of a Pakistani fishing boat with 86 kg of drugs, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking in the region.

    Indian Navy rescues Panama-flagged crude oil tanker crew after missile attack:Image

    Indian Navy rescues Panama-flagged crude oil tanker crew after missile attack

    Indian Navy's destroyer INS Kochi swiftly responded to a missile attack on the Panama-flagged crude oil tanker MV Andromeda Star by Houthi militants, ensuring the safety of its 30 crew members, including 22 Indians. The attack, part of a series of incidents in the Red Sea, highlighted the Navy's commitment to maritime security in the region.

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    Israeli military hits dozens of Gaza terror targets over last day:Image

    Israeli military hits dozens of Gaza terror targets over last day

    Over the past day, the Israel Air Force conducted airstrikes on numerous terrorist targets in Gaza, including infrastructures, rocket launch sites, armed militants, and observation posts. The IDF's sea forces also participated, attacking targets and providing support to ground forces. The 679th brigade's combat team successfully identified and eliminated terrorists near maneuvering forces. Additionally, a terrorist cell in a building was targeted and eliminated in a joint effort. Artillery and aircraft were used in these operations to ensure the safety and security of Israeli forces and civilians.

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    RTX beats estimates on military demand, aviation strength

    RTX, a major aerospace and defense company, surpassed first-quarter earnings expectations due to demand for missile defense systems and a strong commercial aftermarket business. The aftermarket business benefited from airlines extending the service life of aircraft amid the recovery in air travel and limited availability of new planes. Pratt and Whitney, a subsidiary of RTX, reported a sales increase of 23%, despite ongoing inspections for potentially flawed components in its GTF jet engines.

    Indian Army gets portable Igla-S Air defence system; Here's all about next-gen missiles to be deployed at China, Pakistan borders:Image

    Indian Army gets portable Igla-S Air defence system; Here's all about next-gen missiles to be deployed at China, Pakistan borders

    The Indian Army has received the first batch of Igla-S Man Portable Air Defence Systems (MANPADS) from Russia, part of a larger deal for 120 launchers and 400 missiles. These systems enhance the Army's Very Short Range Air Defence (VSHORAD) capabilities, particularly in high mountainous terrain along the northern border. The procurement includes domestic production in India, with one regiment already deploying the systems. This acquisition replaces outdated Igla-1M systems and aligns with plans for future indigenous VSHORAD advancements.

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