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Iraq says drones attack several military sites and bases, damage radar

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1m ago

Iraq says drones attack several military sites and bases, damage radar

Iraq reported that drones attacked several military sites, damaging two army radar systems. The drones targeted Camp Taji, north of Baghdad, and Imam Ali Base in southern Iraq. Iraqi forces managed to prevent other attacks on four sites before the drones reached their targets. No casualties were reported, and an investigation has been launched to determine the source of the drones, which were reportedly small and launched from nearby locations.

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Iran launches ballistic missiles at Israel in response to Israeli strikes; explosions rock Tel Aviv

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Economic Times · 1m ago

Iran launches ballistic missiles at Israel in response to Israeli strikes; explosions rock Tel Aviv

Iran launched ballistic missiles at Israel following Israeli strikes that targeted Iran's nuclear program and military sites, killing several military leaders. Explosions were reported in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, but no casualties were immediately confirmed. Iran's response to the Israeli attacks, described as significant since the 1980s Iran-Iraq war, has escalated tensions over Iran's nuclear advancements. Israeli residents were ordered to seek shelter as dozens of missiles were reportedly launched by Iran.

Govt Suspects Pakistan Used Turkish-made Songar Drones to Attack India: Check What It Is & How It Works

OutlookIndia

OutlookIndia · 3m ago

Govt Suspects Pakistan Used Turkish-made Songar Drones to Attack India: Check What It Is & How It Works

The Indian government suspects that Pakistan used Turkish-made Songar drones to attack military and civilian sites on May 8 and 9. These drones, developed by Asisguard, are equipped with automatic machine guns and advanced navigation systems, marking a significant escalation in drone warfare. They have been operational since 2020, providing tactical flexibility for both internal and international operations. The forensic examination of the drone debris is ongoing to gather more details.

Benjamin Netanyahu speaks to PM Modi after Israel's major attack on Iran

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1m ago

Benjamin Netanyahu speaks to PM Modi after Israel's major attack on Iran

Tensions escalated in the Middle East as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi following Israel's major attack on Iran. The attack, targeting Iranian nuclear and military facilities, resulted in significant casualties including top Iranian military leaders and nuclear scientists. In retaliation, Iran launched over 100 drones toward Israel. Ongoing military actions suggest a potential for wider regional conflict.

Israel used long-planned subterfuge in attack on Iranian nuclear targets, Israeli sources say

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1m ago

Israel used long-planned subterfuge in attack on Iranian nuclear targets, Israeli sources say

Israel executed a meticulously planned covert attack on Iranian nuclear and military sites, involving Mossad commandos and airstrikes by 200 warplanes. The strategies included extensive preparation and subterfuge, misleadingly suggesting focus on U.S. negotiations to maintain surprise. The attack targeted nuclear facilities and military commanders, raising tensions and oil prices. Iran condemned the actions as unlawful and promised retaliation, escalating regional geopolitical tensions. Israel's strategic deception aimed to minimize immediate counteraction.

Ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt’s startup White Stork aims to arm Ukraine with AI-powered attack drones | Mint

Livemint

Livemint · 11m ago

Ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt’s startup White Stork aims to arm Ukraine with AI-powered attack drones | Mint

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt's new drone startup, White Stork, aims to develop AI-driven attack drones to support Ukraine in their conflict with Russia. The drones would have the capability to identify targets autonomously, reducing the need for ground battles. Schmidt, now a licensed arms dealer, expressed frustration over the destruction caused by the Russian military in Ukraine. White Stork, co-founded with Udacity CEO Sebastian Thrun, focuses on producing advanced drones at lower costs with government backing. Schmidt's previous remarks highlighted Google's alleged loss in the artificial intelligence race due to remote work practices.

Markets Tumble as India-Pak Conflict Flares Up; Sensex, Nifty Tank over 1%

OutlookIndia

OutlookIndia · 3m ago

Markets Tumble as India-Pak Conflict Flares Up; Sensex, Nifty Tank over 1%

The Indian stock markets experienced a notable downturn as the Sensex and Nifty indexes each fell over 1% due to escalating tensions between India and Pakistan. This decline followed India's successful interception of Pakistan's attempts to target military sites using drones and missiles. Despite this geopolitical stress, some Indian companies like Titan Company and Larsen & Toubro reported positive financial results, while foreign institutional investors continued to invest in the market.

The Evolution Of Military Drones: Harnessing The Power Of A

Inc42 · 1y ago

The Evolution Of Military Drones: Harnessing The Power Of A

India has recognized the importance of integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into military operations, particularly through the use of AI-powered drones. These drones have evolved from simple remotely piloted machines to sophisticated systems capable of autonomous decision-making and complex missions. The military drone market is expected to exceed $100 billion by 2032, driven by increasing international demand. AI integration allows drones to perform tasks such as surveillance and reconnaissance autonomously and with greater accuracy. The emergence of 5G-enabled drones further enhances military capabilities. India, in line with global trends, is deploying AI systems along its borders to enhance security and defense capabilities. Ongoing advancements and innovations in AI and drone technology are expected to shape the future of military operations.

US to Expand Scrutiny of Foreign Investments Near Military Bases

Livemint

Livemint · 1y ago

US to Expand Scrutiny of Foreign Investments Near Military Bases

The US Treasury Department plans to expand its scrutiny of foreign investments near military bases in order to address potential security concerns from nations such as China. The proposed rule will extend the jurisdiction of a government panel that reviews foreign purchase of US companies and real estate. The Committee on Foreign Investments in the US (CFIUS), led by Treasury, has the authority to review, restrict, or block foreign purchases near sensitive military installations due to fears of surveillance and espionage. This expansion would encompass over 50 bases across 30 US states, bringing the total number of bases under review to 227. The move follows President Joe Biden's directive for a Chinese company to sell a property near a Wyoming Air Force base containing intercontinental ballistic missiles.

An uncertain world gets more perilous - The Economic Times

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1m ago

An uncertain world gets more perilous - The Economic Times

The United States has bombed Iranian nuclear facilities, escalating tensions and prompting Tehran's vow of retaliation. President Trump called the operation a military success, but the damage to Iran's nuclear capability is uncertain. The strikes have heightened global uncertainty, with potential retaliatory actions from Iran anticipated, possibly affecting global trade routes. The situation risks strengthening geopolitical alliances against the US, increasing fragmentation. The attack reflects dissatisfaction with US-Iran dialogues and Israeli influence on US actions.

Defence Stocks in Spotlight India Launches 'Operation Sindoor'

OutlookIndia

OutlookIndia · 3m ago

Defence Stocks in Spotlight India Launches 'Operation Sindoor'

Defence stocks are gaining attention as India launches 'Operation Sindoor' in response to a terrorist attack in Pahalgam, which resulted in multiple casualties. The operation has led to a military response targeting terrorist-linked sites in Pakistan and its occupied territories. Despite the spotlight on these stocks, the overall market remains range-bound. Notably, the Nifty India Defence index experienced fluctuations following the incident, performing better than benchmark indices amid rising geopolitical tensions.

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