Journalist- Defence & International Affairs
Sakshi Tiwari is a Journalist specializing in Defense and International Affairs. With a strong focus on aviation and aerospace, drone technology, and global conflicts, she explores themes related to security and law enforcement, particularly in the context of regional interests and world news. Sakshi's work has been featured in RealClearDefense, EurAsian Times, and Wiley.
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Sakshi Tiwari's coverage primarily focuses on military, international conflict, and government & politics. She appears to be particularly interested in evolving stories and breaking news related to international conflicts, missile defense systems, and military developments.
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By: Sakshi Tiwari
Russia has reportedly struck the 1,000-year-old Dormition Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Kyiv, during a heavy aerial assault on the capital, even as Ukrainian experts reported that Moscow has upgraded its ballistic missiles to evade air defenses.
By: Sakshi Tiwari
After a decade of no major incident, the B-52 Stratofortress bomber that forms the backbone of the US Air Force's strategic long-range operations, crashed shortly after takeoff from Edwards Air Force Base (AFB) in California during a routine training mission on June 15, killing all eight crew on board.
By: Sakshi Tiwari
While the global media attention has been completely fixated on the fatal crash of a US B-52 Stratofortress, another Cold War era strategic bomber—the Soviet-origin Tu-22M3—crashed during a routine training flight in Siberia on June 15.
By: Sakshi Tiwari
“It's not the plane, it's the pilot,” is one of the most memorable dialogues from the Tom Cruise-starrer Hollywood film, “Top Gun: Maverick,” whose climax showed an incredibly skilled pilot, Maverick, and Rooster, playing his wingman, flying a vintage enemy F-14 Tomcat after being downed over hostile territory.
By: Sakshi Tiwari
Saab's Gripen E/F has secured over $10 billion in new export orders in under a year, ending a decade-long export drought and ushering in a resurgence for the Gripen platform. However, one major market has remained a hard nut to crack despite years of campaigning: India.
By: Sakshi Tiwari
The British Royal Air Force (RAF) deployed Eurofighter Typhoons equipped with AGR-20A APKWS (Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System) for air defense missions in the Middle East in May 2026. And now, all non-UK operators of the Eurofighter want to do the same.
By: Sakshi Tiwari
The Indian Air Force (IAF) is reportedly acquiring combat aircraft from the United Kingdom as it grapples with a dwindling squadron strength and agonizing delays in the delivery of its indigenous jets.
By: Sakshi Tiwari
After the Future Combat Air System (FCAS) collapsed earlier this month, the future of another major collaborative project—the Franco-German tank project, the Main Ground Combat System ( MGCS)—could be in peril.
By: Sakshi Tiwari
The Soviet MiG-23 swing-wing fighter may now be a forgotten relic of the Cold War, but the day it flew pilotless for miles at a stretch before crashing onto the ground will be remembered for posterity.
By: Sakshi Tiwari
Taiwan has reportedly received the first batch of MQ-9B Sea Guardian drones from the United States and has begun testing them to monitor China's military activity in the Taiwan Strait.
