Indian Air Force conducts exercise 'Vayu Shakti-24' in Rajasthan.

Indian Air Force conducts exercise 'Vayu Shakti-24' in Rajasthan.

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Category : Defense Published on: February 20 2024

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At Pokhran Range near Jaisalmer, the Indian Air Force on February 17, 2024, showcased its offensive capabilities through an exciting and formidable display of its firepower.
The Indian Air Force conducted exercise 'Vayu Shakti-24' in Rajasthan.
Important aircraft like Rafale, Su-30 MKI, MiG-29, Mirage-2000, Tejas, and Hawk participated in this exercise.
The theme of the exercise was 'Lightning strikes from the sky' in which the Indian Air Force showcased its offensive capabilities by involving over 120 aircraft as well at night.
The Indian Air Force attacked and destroyed the enemy's simulated positions in the ground and air for the attack.
The Indian Air Force also demonstrated long-range unmanned drones in this exercise, which was capable of destroying the simulated enemy radar site.

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