Rafale fighter jets

Indonesia’s “Strategic Gamble” on Rafale Fighters Comes Under Scrutiny in Beijing-Backed Reports Linking Deal to Indo-Pak Conflict

Just over a week after a brief but intense military confrontation between Pakistan and India, Pakistan’s Foreign Minister has landed in Beijing. The timing is no coincidence. The visit is freighted with implications about military alliances, strategic dependencies, and the...
Su-30MKI-BrahMos

India’s Airborne Supersonic Edge: India to Arm 60 Sukhoi-30MKIs with BrahMos-A by 2027, Boosting Supersonic Strike Reach

The Indian Air Force (IAF) is set to expand its formidable long-range strike capability by upgrading an additional 20 Sukhoi Su-30MKI fighter jets to carry the BrahMos-A air-launched cruise missile. The expansion—on top of the 40 Su-30MKIs already modified—will result...
Rafale fighter jet

China and Pakistan’s Joint Propaganda Flights: India’s Rafale Prestige Under Fire as Pakistan Showcases J-10C Kill Symbols in a Growing Symbolic Air Power Contest

The Pakistan Air Force (PAF) has unveiled one of its Chinese-built J-10C fighters with a distinctive “kill mark” beneath its cockpit—depicting the silhouette of an Indian Rafale jet. The move, caught on camera and widely shared on social media platforms,...
Taiwan Drone

U.S.-Taiwan Drone Cooperation: A Strategic Bet to Counter China and Fortify Supply Chains

As the United States scrambles to decouple its defense supply chains from China, one area has proven especially difficult to sever: unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) production. With China dominating the global drone market through aggressive subsidization and near-total price control,...
PL-15 long-range air-to-air missile

Global Scramble for Chinese Missile Debris: Western Powers Seek Access to India’s PL-15 Finds

In a revelation that could reshape global air combat doctrines and recalibrate the strategic balance across the Indo-Pacific, several leading Western intelligence agencies and defense partners have reportedly launched a quiet but urgent bid to study debris from China’s PL-15...
Rafale fighter jet

Rafale fighter jet: India Faces Strategic Setback as France Denies Access to Rafale Source Code Amid Growing Indo-Pacific Friction

France's steadfast refusal to grant India access to the Rafale fighter jet's source code has exposed a critical fracture in the logic of high-end arms procurement, revealing how digital sovereignty is becoming the central battleground of modern military strategy. As...
China’s J-10C Fighter Jet

China’s J-10C Fighter Jet Proposal to Colombia Signals a Potential Shift in Latin America’s Military Alliances, Challenging U.S. Air Superiority

In a dramatic geopolitical maneuver that could reshape the defense dynamics of Latin America, China has offered to sell two squadrons of its advanced J-10C “Vigorous Dragon” multirole fighter jets to Colombia. The move, first reported by Latin American defense...
Bangladesh-China

Bangladesh-China Military Ties: Chinese J-10s & JF-17s Pose Twin Threat to India’s Eastern Front; PLA Air Activity Alarms Indian Defense Establishment — Aerial Logistics Base Near Siliguri Corridor on the Cards?

A “quiet but deliberate encroachment,” China is reportedly moving to establish a deeper military footprint in South Asia—this time not through Pakistan, but via Bangladesh. Indian intelligence sources have confirmed that Chinese military officials recently visited the World War II-era...
AT-6 Texan

Forgotten Wings: Untold Story of British WWII Pilots Trained in U.S. Under Lend-Lease

Before the United States officially entered World War II, before the bombs dropped on Pearl Harbor, and before General Eisenhower's name became legend, American soil quietly hosted a remarkable wartime effort — not for its own soldiers, but for Britain's....
Chinese Chengdu J-10C fighter jet

Symbolic Solidarity or Strategic Messaging? Chinese J-10C Displays Pakistani “Kill Marks” of Indian Jets

In a rare and provocative demonstration of symbolic solidarity, a Chinese Chengdu J-10C fighter jet was recently photographed bearing “kill marks” of Indian Air Force (IAF) aircraft and an Israeli-made surveillance drone. The markings, painted just below the cockpit, depict...
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