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In Numbers: The Curious Reason Iran Eased Down Its 'Drone Swarms' After March 9
Based on the data compiled, we can bucket the strike pattern broadly into three distinct phases: an initial 'saturation' attack, a sustained drone attrition campaign, and a sudden decline in attack intensity.
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How Middle East War Has Become A Combat Lab For India's Military Planners
The sinking of an Iranian naval vessel on March 4 underscored how the Indian Ocean region is no longer insulated from the spillover effects of major power confrontations.
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With Missiles Carrying 1,000 kg Explosives, A New Tactical Phase For Iran
Iran dropped a bombshell Sunday after a Revolutionary Guard commander vowed to only launch missiles with explosives of 1,000kg or more a sharp escalation in the war with US-Israel forces since it more than doubles blast radius, range, destruction.
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How Iran's $20,000 Shahed Drones Swarm Past $4 Million US Missiles
Fuel-efficient engine + modest radar evasion capacities + a 40-50kg warhead make Iran's Shahed-series 'kamikaze' drones a low-cost terror that can be mass produced for US$20,000 - US$50,000 each, and used to overwhelm air defences.
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India Quietly Works On Homegrown Sheshnaag-150 As US And Iran Launch Suicide Drones
As the world watches Iran's Shahed-136 low-cost suicide drones and America's own Shahed-inspired LUCAS drones exact disproportionate damage on the battlefield for a fraction of the cost of conventional weapons, India's own answer.
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Anthropic Made Pitch In Drone Swarm Contest During Pentagon Feud
Anthropic PBC was among the artificial intelligence companies that submitted a proposal earlier this year to compete in a $100 million Pentagon prize challenge to produce technology for voice-controlled, autonomous drone swarming.
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Chinese Army Showcases 200-Drone Swarm Controlled By Single Operator
The Chinese military has claimed rapid advances in drone warfare, showcasing test results that one soldier could handle 200 drones using AI technology.
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'New Era Of Coercive Clarity In India's Security Doctrine': Report After Op Sindoor
India is undergoing a profound transformation in its national security posture, replacing decades of predictable restraint with a far more assertive doctrine rooted in pre-emption, coercive leverage, and strategic autonomy.
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Robot Dogs, AI Drone Swarms: How China Could Use DeepSeek For An Era Of War
China's state-owned defense giant Norinco in February unveiled a military vehicle capable of autonomously conducting combat-support operations at 50 km/hour. It was powered by DeepSeek, the company whose AI model is the pride of China's tech sector.
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Russia Putting Focus On Drone Attacks On Ukraine, Increasing Production
The long-range Russian drones come in swarms each night, buzzing for hours over Ukraine by the hundreds, terrorising the population and attacking targets from the industrial east to areas near its western border with Poland.
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In Numbers: The Curious Reason Iran Eased Down Its 'Drone Swarms' After March 9
Based on the data compiled, we can bucket the strike pattern broadly into three distinct phases: an initial 'saturation' attack, a sustained drone attrition campaign, and a sudden decline in attack intensity.
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How Middle East War Has Become A Combat Lab For India's Military Planners
The sinking of an Iranian naval vessel on March 4 underscored how the Indian Ocean region is no longer insulated from the spillover effects of major power confrontations.
-
With Missiles Carrying 1,000 kg Explosives, A New Tactical Phase For Iran
Iran dropped a bombshell Sunday after a Revolutionary Guard commander vowed to only launch missiles with explosives of 1,000kg or more a sharp escalation in the war with US-Israel forces since it more than doubles blast radius, range, destruction.
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How Iran's $20,000 Shahed Drones Swarm Past $4 Million US Missiles
Fuel-efficient engine + modest radar evasion capacities + a 40-50kg warhead make Iran's Shahed-series 'kamikaze' drones a low-cost terror that can be mass produced for US$20,000 - US$50,000 each, and used to overwhelm air defences.
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India Quietly Works On Homegrown Sheshnaag-150 As US And Iran Launch Suicide Drones
As the world watches Iran's Shahed-136 low-cost suicide drones and America's own Shahed-inspired LUCAS drones exact disproportionate damage on the battlefield for a fraction of the cost of conventional weapons, India's own answer.
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Anthropic Made Pitch In Drone Swarm Contest During Pentagon Feud
Anthropic PBC was among the artificial intelligence companies that submitted a proposal earlier this year to compete in a $100 million Pentagon prize challenge to produce technology for voice-controlled, autonomous drone swarming.
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Chinese Army Showcases 200-Drone Swarm Controlled By Single Operator
The Chinese military has claimed rapid advances in drone warfare, showcasing test results that one soldier could handle 200 drones using AI technology.
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'New Era Of Coercive Clarity In India's Security Doctrine': Report After Op Sindoor
India is undergoing a profound transformation in its national security posture, replacing decades of predictable restraint with a far more assertive doctrine rooted in pre-emption, coercive leverage, and strategic autonomy.
-
Robot Dogs, AI Drone Swarms: How China Could Use DeepSeek For An Era Of War
China's state-owned defense giant Norinco in February unveiled a military vehicle capable of autonomously conducting combat-support operations at 50 km/hour. It was powered by DeepSeek, the company whose AI model is the pride of China's tech sector.
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Russia Putting Focus On Drone Attacks On Ukraine, Increasing Production
The long-range Russian drones come in swarms each night, buzzing for hours over Ukraine by the hundreds, terrorising the population and attacking targets from the industrial east to areas near its western border with Poland.
