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Opinion | Are India-Pakistan Stuck In An 'Escalation Cycle' Now?
Deterrence between India and Pakistan is fragile, but India's capacity to deter Pakistan's use of terrorism as an instrument of state policy will require more than kinetic strikes, as we have witnessed over the last two days.
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Japan Inks Deal To Buy 400 Long-Range Missiles From US
Japan signed a deal with its ally the United States on Thursday to buy 400 long-range Tomahawk missiles as it ramps up its military capacity to counter regional security threats.
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N. Korea Says Tested New Solid-Fuel Ballistic Missile: "To Strike Horror"
North Korea said its latest weapons test was of a "solid-fuel" intercontinental ballistic missile, with leader Kim Jong Un saying it marked a major step in Pyongyang's capacity to conduct a nuclear counterstrike, state media said Friday.
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North Korea's "War Capacity" Proof - Ballistic Missile That Flies Over Japan
North Korea fired an intercontinental ballistic missile Saturday which landed in Japan's exclusive economic zone, Seoul and Tokyo said, after Pyongyang warned of a strong response to upcoming US-South Korean military drills.
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US, UK, Australia Announce Collaboration On Hypersonic Weapons
The United States, Britain and Australia said Tuesday they would begin collaborating on hypersonic missile strike and defence capacity, as rivals Russia and China advance rapidly in the cutting-edge technology.
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US Clears $930 Million Deal To Sell 6 Apache Helicopters To India
The United States government has approved a deal to sell the Indian military six AH-64E Apache attack helicopters for $930 million, the State Department said Tuesday.
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Sourav Ganguly Recalls Receiving Padma Shree From President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
The 11th President of India, A.P.J. Kalam served the nation in various capacities and was known as the 'Missile Man' after playing a pivotal organisational, technical and political role in the nation's Pokhran-II nuclear tests in 1998. Sourav Ganguly remembered the legend for his down-to-earth demeanour.
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India's Nuclear Triad in Sights as INS Arihant Preps for First Missile Test
The indigenously made nuclear submarine - INS Arihant - will fire its first missile, also made in India, this year to formally complete the nuclear triad for India, according to top defence research officials. Arihant will also go for its first deep sea dive soon, giving India the ability to launch a nuclear missile from air, land and sea.
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Pentagon Plans Long-Range Missile Defence Radar in Alaska
The US Defense Department on Friday announced plans to deploy a long-range radar in central Alaska that would help the US missile defence system better discern potential enemy missiles launched by Iran or North Korea and increase the capacity of interceptors in the ground in Alaska and California.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Wants Iran Deal to Cover Missile Capacity
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu kept up his offensive against the framework nuclear deal with Iran on Tuesday, saying it fails to address Tehran's long-range missile arsenal.
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Iran parades 30 missiles with 2,000 km range
Iran paraded 30 missiles with a nominal range of 2,000 kilometres (1,250 miles) Sunday, the first time it had displayed so many with the theoretical capacity to hit Israeli targets.
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India's nuclear deterrence capacity is in place, the country can sleep well: Defence research chief
Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) head Dr VK Saraswat has shared details of India's nuclear-powered submarine project and discussed the country's nuclear deterrence capabilities in an exclusive interview with NDTV's Science Editor Pallava Bagla. Here's the full transcript:
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Barack Obama says he expects more provocation from North Korea
President Barack Obama said on Tuesday he expects more posturing and provocation by North Korea and, while he does not believe the Asian nation has the capacity to mount a nuclear weapon on a ballistic missile, the United States is preparing for "every contingency."
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Opinion | Are India-Pakistan Stuck In An 'Escalation Cycle' Now?
Deterrence between India and Pakistan is fragile, but India's capacity to deter Pakistan's use of terrorism as an instrument of state policy will require more than kinetic strikes, as we have witnessed over the last two days.
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Japan Inks Deal To Buy 400 Long-Range Missiles From US
Japan signed a deal with its ally the United States on Thursday to buy 400 long-range Tomahawk missiles as it ramps up its military capacity to counter regional security threats.
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N. Korea Says Tested New Solid-Fuel Ballistic Missile: "To Strike Horror"
North Korea said its latest weapons test was of a "solid-fuel" intercontinental ballistic missile, with leader Kim Jong Un saying it marked a major step in Pyongyang's capacity to conduct a nuclear counterstrike, state media said Friday.
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North Korea's "War Capacity" Proof - Ballistic Missile That Flies Over Japan
North Korea fired an intercontinental ballistic missile Saturday which landed in Japan's exclusive economic zone, Seoul and Tokyo said, after Pyongyang warned of a strong response to upcoming US-South Korean military drills.
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US, UK, Australia Announce Collaboration On Hypersonic Weapons
The United States, Britain and Australia said Tuesday they would begin collaborating on hypersonic missile strike and defence capacity, as rivals Russia and China advance rapidly in the cutting-edge technology.
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US Clears $930 Million Deal To Sell 6 Apache Helicopters To India
The United States government has approved a deal to sell the Indian military six AH-64E Apache attack helicopters for $930 million, the State Department said Tuesday.
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Sourav Ganguly Recalls Receiving Padma Shree From President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
The 11th President of India, A.P.J. Kalam served the nation in various capacities and was known as the 'Missile Man' after playing a pivotal organisational, technical and political role in the nation's Pokhran-II nuclear tests in 1998. Sourav Ganguly remembered the legend for his down-to-earth demeanour.
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India's Nuclear Triad in Sights as INS Arihant Preps for First Missile Test
The indigenously made nuclear submarine - INS Arihant - will fire its first missile, also made in India, this year to formally complete the nuclear triad for India, according to top defence research officials. Arihant will also go for its first deep sea dive soon, giving India the ability to launch a nuclear missile from air, land and sea.
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Pentagon Plans Long-Range Missile Defence Radar in Alaska
The US Defense Department on Friday announced plans to deploy a long-range radar in central Alaska that would help the US missile defence system better discern potential enemy missiles launched by Iran or North Korea and increase the capacity of interceptors in the ground in Alaska and California.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Wants Iran Deal to Cover Missile Capacity
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu kept up his offensive against the framework nuclear deal with Iran on Tuesday, saying it fails to address Tehran's long-range missile arsenal.
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Iran parades 30 missiles with 2,000 km range
Iran paraded 30 missiles with a nominal range of 2,000 kilometres (1,250 miles) Sunday, the first time it had displayed so many with the theoretical capacity to hit Israeli targets.
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India's nuclear deterrence capacity is in place, the country can sleep well: Defence research chief
Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) head Dr VK Saraswat has shared details of India's nuclear-powered submarine project and discussed the country's nuclear deterrence capabilities in an exclusive interview with NDTV's Science Editor Pallava Bagla. Here's the full transcript:
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Barack Obama says he expects more provocation from North Korea
President Barack Obama said on Tuesday he expects more posturing and provocation by North Korea and, while he does not believe the Asian nation has the capacity to mount a nuclear weapon on a ballistic missile, the United States is preparing for "every contingency."
