Sakshi Tiwari is a Content Producer for EurAsian Times, specializing in defense and military affairs. With a focus on international conflicts and military technologies, Sakshi provides in-depth analysis and reports on the latest developments in the defense sector, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region.
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By: Sakshi Tiwari
The Swedish defense and security giant Saab has displayed its Gripen E fighter aircraft’s Full Scale Replica (FSR) in Bengaluru, India. The move coincides with an intensified push by Saab to export the aircraft to India under the country’s Multi Role Fighter Aircraft (MRFA) program. The full-scale mock-up was displayed on December 9 as part […]
By: Sakshi Tiwari
Vadodara (Gujarat) [India], December 17: Ayushman Heart and Wellness Center, under the leadership of Dr.
By: Sakshi Tiwari
A crucial US Air Force (USAF) facility was forced to close its airspace over the
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Germany’s ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS), a renowned player in naval manufacturing, is hoping to clinch big-ticket deals as it competes for lucrative contracts floated by Australia and India. While Australia is looking to acquire 11 brand-new general-purpose frigates under Project ‘Sea-3000’ to combat the new challenges in the Pacific, India is seeking new diesel-electric submarines […]
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In another incident of ‘tech theft,’ a Chinese student studying in Russia has been detained for smuggling military products to his home country. The incident comes days after another Chinese national was charged with smuggling arms from the US to North Korea. Local Russian media, citing the Federal Customs Department press department, reported that Russian […]
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With flaring tensions between China and the United States, Beijing has launched an earnest effort to bolster its military readiness. After simulating strikes with its lethal anti-ship missiles and testing ‘hard to intercept’ hypersonic weapons, Beijing is poised to challenge the U.S. Navy with a new Electronic Warfare (EW) strategy. U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin […]
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The United States believes China's next-generation H-20 bomber, expected to challenge the US Air Force's (USAF) B-21 Raider, is unlikely to debut before the end of this decade.
By: Sakshi Tiwari
China’s sweeping anti-graft campaign in the People’s Liberation Army (PLA), which has led to the sacking of two consecutive defense ministers and many senior military officials, could end up derailing the country’s military build-up goals, says a recent Pentagon report. The US Department of Defense (DoD) published the “Military and Security Developments Involving the People’s […]
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About 40 US Navy's A-6 Intruder aircraft, the world's first fully all-weather attack bomber capable of detecting and identifying tactical or strategic targets, were deliberately sunk by the Navy in 1995 to form a fish haven named “Intruder Reef.”
By: Sakshi Tiwari
The latest variant of China's Y-20 cargo aircraft–the Y-20B–has been spotted at a People's Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF) Air Base, signaling its possible induction into service.
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