Indian Army Showcases Drone Integration in Tactical Ops During “Exercise Siyom Prahar”

Indian Army Showcases Drone Integration in Tactical Ops During “Exercise Siyom Prahar”

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Category : Defense Published on: September 15 2025

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The Indian Army has successfully concluded Exercise Siyom Prahar, focused on integrating unmanned aerial systems (UAS) into modern tactical operations. Conducted under realistic battlefield conditions, the exercise tested the deployment of drones for persistent surveillance, battlefield reconnaissance, target acquisition, and precision strikes. The initiative highlights the growing role of drone technology in enhancing combat effectiveness and operational preparedness.

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