Asia Pacific
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Sep- 2022 -13 September
India’s Quick Reaction Surface-to-Air Missile Completes Trials
The Indian Army’s Quick Reaction Surface-to-Air Missile system has completed a series of trials at an integrated test range in eastern India.
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12 September
Philippine Navy to Acquire More Modern Warships in Next Five Years
The Philippine Navy plans to acquire more modern warships in the next five years to be on par with neighboring countries in southeast Asia.
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12 September
Black Hawk Helicopter Crashes During Taliban Training, 3 Killed
A Black Hawk helicopter commandeered by the Taliban after the US withdrawal from Afghanistan crashed during a training session.
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9 September
US OKs Pakistan F-16 Fleet Sustainment Deal
The US State Department has approved the potential foreign military sale of F-16 equipment and support services to the government of Pakistan.
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9 September
India, China Troops Begin Disengaging From Border Area: New Delhi
India and China began pulling back soldiers from a friction point along their border, New Delhi's defense ministry said.
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8 September
Taiwan Signs $555M Deal With US to Buy Four Sea Guardian Drones
Taiwan has signed a deal with the US to procure four MQ-9B SeaGuardian drones for $555 million.
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8 September
Asian Country Orders ‘Several Dozen’ IAI Counter-Drone Systems
An unspecified Asian country has contracted Israel Aerospace Industries to supply “several dozen” DroneGuard ComJam counter-drone systems.
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7 September
Philippine Navy Christens Two Fast-Attack Interdiction Vessels
The Philippine Navy has christened its first two of eight future fast-attack interdictor craft-missile (FAIC-Ms) vessels in Manila.
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7 September
India to Develop Indigenous AESA Radar for Su-30 MKI Fleet: Report
India will reportedly develop an indigenous active electronically scanned array radar for the air force’s Su-30 MKI aircraft.
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6 September
Five Pakistan Soldiers Killed in Clash With Taliban in North Waziristan
Pakistan's Taliban accused the military of breaking a fragile ceasefire after the army said five soldiers and at least four militants died in a gun battle in the country's northwest.
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