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News India Live, Digital Desk: The friendship between India and Israel has now reached a point where ‘rules’ do not matter. In a major shakeup in the defense sector, Israel has set aside all the stringent rules of its defense export policy for India. According to latest reports, Israel will give India its ‘Secret Weapons’ Is ready to provide technology and arsenal, which it generally does not share with any other country.
Israel’s ‘special offer’ to India
The Israeli Defense Ministry and major defense companies there (like IAI and Rafael) have given India the status of ‘Preferred Partner’. This means that India will no longer have to face hurdles like lengthy paperwork or international sanctions to buy arms from Israel.
3 biggest things about this deal:
Advanced Drone Technology: Israel will provide its most deadly ‘Heron’ series drones and their upgraded versions to India.
Missile Defense System: New batch of more accurate ‘Barak’ missile system to be deployed on the borders of China and Pakistan.
Technology Transfer (ToT): Now Israel will not only sell weapons, but will also share the secret technology of making these weapons in India under ‘Make in India’.
Why is this friendship special?
Arms experts believe that Israel’s move reflects India’s growing stature in global politics. Israel is among those countries which have supported India in every difficult time, from Kargil war to Balakot airstrike. Now this new ‘secret weapon’ deal will increase India’s firepower manifold.
turmoil in enemy countries
This increasing military closeness between Israel and India has increased the concern of China and Pakistan. India’s increasing electronic warfare (EW) capability, especially on Ladakh and LoC, has shocked the enemies. With the help of Israeli technology, the Indian Army will now be able to dodge enemy radar more easily.
Preparing for the Future: Space and Cyber Defense
According to the news, Israel is not only land and sky, but Space and Cyber Security It is also going to help India in the field of agriculture. In the coming time, both the countries will jointly develop such satellites and software which will keep a close watch on every movement of the enemy 24 hours.
