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
After China fired a nuclear-capable submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM), the Indo-Pacific trinity of the United States, Australia, and Japan pulled out their big guns—the F-35 Lightning II stealth fighter jets—for joint drills.
By: Sakshi Tiwari
Turkey has reportedly decided to sell its S-400 air defense system to an unidentified Gulf country, most likely the UAE or Qatar, which faced the heaviest attack during the Iran War.
By: Sakshi Tiwari
Even as tensions with Iran flare anew and fears grow of a return to full-scale war, the United States seems to be reducing its military footprint in West Asia. In the latest drawdown, the US Air Force has withdrawn its contingent of F-22 Raptor stealth fighters from Israel despite sustained regional volatility.
By: Sakshi Tiwari
China's state broadcaster recently aired the first-ever footage of the DF-17 hypersonic glide vehicle missile launch, alongside what military analysts identified as a newly unveiled upgraded version of the DF-26 “Guam Killer” ballistic missile.
By: Sakshi Tiwari
As it weighs the future of its F-35 purchase amid sustained tensions with the United States, Canada has quietly moved to arm its next-generation aircraft with a powerful new weapon that could be carried internally by the stealth fighter.
By: Sakshi Tiwari
The Shenyang J-16 is often portrayed by China-based bloggers as a powerful underdog compared to the J-20 and J-10C jets. Interestingly, the jet entered “beast mode,” showcasing its growing offensive capabilities.
By: Sakshi Tiwari
After the US and the UK, France has equipped its cutting-edge Rafale fighter jets with laser-guided rockets for counter-drone roles.
By: Sakshi Tiwari
Ukraine has outlined plans to acquire up to 16 Rafale fighter jets from France that could provide a substantial boost to its air force. However, the cutting-edge French fighter jets will not be a game-changer against Russia, at least in the near future.
By: Sakshi Tiwari
The US recently received an unexpected rebuff from its closest ally, Israel, as the Israeli Transport Ministry refused to let more American refueling tankers land at the Ben Gurion Airport amid f resh hostilities with Iran.
By: Sakshi Tiwari
As the United States jostles with Iran to wrest control of the strategic Strait of Hormuz, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has warned that it will shut down other export channels used by Washington and its allies.
