La India pone a prueba su primer portaaviones de fabricación nacional
La nave ha zarpado para participar en unas pruebas navales, en una jornada que ha sido descrita por la Armada como histórica y de orgullo para el país | Mundo | Expreso
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PM Modi, US President Biden, Australia PM Morrison and Japan PM Suga - leaders of the four Quad nations. NEW DELHI: Top Indian and American military commanders on Wednesday said navies of the “Quad” countries could seamlessly swing into action for a joint military operation if the need arises to tackle a threat and ensure a free, open and inclusive Indo-Pacific. The messaging about the Quad grouping of India, the US, Japan and Australia against a belligerent and expansionist China in the Indo-Pacific was clear. It also came a day after the Chinese official media gleefully latched onto t...
An Scorpene-class submarine of the Indian Navy. The Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO) successfully conducted the final test of the land-based prototype of the Air Independent Propulsion (AIP) system in Mumbai on Monday (9 March). The AIP system will be retrofitted into the Kalvari class submarines, whose third model INS Karanj is set to be commissioned on Wednesday. This new AIP system means the diesel submarines can stay underwater for longer periods of time and become more silent than nuclear submarines. This latest development is seen as Indiaâs conscious efforts ...
Synopsis Robert Farley, writing for The National Interest, wrote that the rationale behind India's carrier force development has three reasons. With one large carrier in service and another on the way, India has become one of the world's pre-eminent naval aviation powers. At present, India has two aircraft carriers - INS Vikramaditya and INS Viraat, while it is planning to develop the third - INS Vishaal by 2030. The question arises why is India developing a fleet of aircraft carriers? Robert Farley, writing for The National Interest - American bimonthly international affairs magazine, wrote...