F18 की पूरी एक Squadron किराये पर ले रही Indian Navy ? Pak Accepted Balakot -Indian Defense News

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1.Indian Navy leasing One Squadron of F-18E? Not likely

-Indian Navy in talks with Boeing, to lease 15-18 F-18E/F Carrier-based fighter jets for deck based operations from the upcoming Indigenous Aircraft Carrier INS Vikrant is now viral on Indian defense community is not true and informed sources have confirmed that recent Defence Procurement Procedure 2020 that had introduced the “lease” category while giving flexibility to the military to procure equipment on rent instead of buying it from the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) has no provisions for leasing fighter jets.
Platforms like transport fleet, trainers, simulators, and machinery required for search and rescue missions have, so far, been permitted to be procured on a lease but not platforms like fighter jets. even leasing will be allowed only for a short duration or in special cases where ownership turns out to be a costly affair.
Leasing F-18E/F will be a costly affair for the Indian Navy unless it plans to procure them in sizeable numbers in the future since it could require trained manpower and aircrew to operate them from the decks of the aircraft carriers. idrw.org has been told that problems facing Mig-29K have been resolved to a large extent but inherited technical deficiencies of converting an air force variant for the Navy cant be fixed and the Navy has decided to operate them till TEDBF is made available or something else is available.

2.DRDO’s new carbine clears Army’s final trials, ready for use
-Last week, the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) said that a Carbine, jointly developed by its Pune-based facility and the Ordnance Factory Board (OFB), had completed its final phase of user trials by the Army and was ready for induction.

The Joint Venture Protective Carbine (JVPC) is not just slated to replace the ageing 9 mm carbine currently in use by the armed forces but would also modernise the armoury of the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs), like the CRPF and BSF, and state police forces.
The primary objective of this weapon system is to injure or incapacitate the target without causing casualty.

3.Former Pakistani diplomat just admitted that 300 were killed in Balakot Airstrike?
-Zafar Halali, A all seasonal warmonger and former Diplomat to Nigeria, Italy, and Yemen. who now appears as a geopolitical analyst in the majority of the Urdu speaking Pakistani news channels in apparent slip of tongue or guilt admission in a heated debate has confessed that Pakistan lost around 300 people in Balakot airstrike conducted by the Indian Air Force (IAF) last year, where Pakistani Military had claimed only One Crow dead.
Undated video going viral on Indian Twitter OSNIT community but seems recent because the discussion is going around possible surgical strikes that Pakistan recently claimed India is planning to do. Zafar Halali in the video is furious that the response to the Balakot airstrike by PAF was not appropriate and he is seen demanding airstrikes should have taken out Indian military installations that were the initial plan of PAF but later PAF claimed it was deliberately missed after IAF jets intercepted them.

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