Indian Army orders all personnel to delete their Facebook accounts, Boeing completes delivery of the last five of 22 Apache attack helicopters to the Indian Air Force, Saab begins production of the Gripen in Brazil and the Indian Navy completes Operation Samudra Setu
Tag: Iran
Light Combat Aircraft: Need for course correction II
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•Light Combat Aircraft: Need for course correction I
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•Floating armories, pvt armed guards worry navy
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•India, Afghanistan meet for UNGA
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•India wants to use rupee crash to buy more Iranian oil
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•India offers confused response to Poonch killings
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•India livid with ‘opportunist’ Kerry over Taliban talks
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•Iran starts enriching uranium to 20 percent
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•“The IAEA can confirm that Iran has started the production of uranium enriched up to 20 percent using IR-1 centrifuges in the Fordo Fuel Enrichment Plant,” the agency said in a statement.
Iran warns US battleship to keep out of Gulf
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•Iran’s military leadership Tuesday warned a US aircraft carrier to keep out of the Persian Gulf. The warning from army commander Major General Ataollah Salehi comes after a 10-day Iranian naval exercise ended in the Strait of Hormuz.
Former Afghan president Rabbani killed in blast
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•Former Afghan president Burhanuddin Rabbani was killed Tuesday evening in a suicide blast at his house in Kabul. He was meeting a group of Taliban insurgents when the explosion was triggered, Xinhua reported, quoting an unnamed source from Rabbani’s office.
Indian presence not against Pakistan: Karzai
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•“Pakistan should feel happy that Afghanistan is being helped by another neighbor.”
Token Chinese welcome to Aero India
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•The Indo-Asian News Service (IANS) reports that two Chinese officials and one media rep have now been invited to the air show.
Iran nuclear weapon two years away, says think tank
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•Iran is at least two years away from producing a single nuclear weapon, according to an in-depth report published by the London-based International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) Thursday.
Chinese weapons fall into hands of militants: WikiLeaks
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•US diplomats also feared that Chinese companies were selling materials to Iran that could be used to build nuclear missiles and other weapons of mass destruction, the Daily Telegraph reported Thursday, citing secret US cables leaked by WikiLeaks.