Arie Egozi

4 days ago | raksha-anirveda.com | Arie Egozi

Tel Aviv / New Delhi: Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), a world-class aerospace and defence leader, and DCX Systems Limited, announced the establishment of a new joint venture (JV) to support the Indian Government’s ‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat’ – ‘Make in India’ vision. Named ELTX, the new JV is expected to deliver transfer of knowledge and technology of high-end defence systems’ capabilities such as airborne radars and ground systems for the Indian defence sector.

5 days ago | raksha-anirveda.com | Arie Egozi

Israel, a nation synonymous with technological innovation, has undergone extraordinary advancement in its defence technology sector. This growth has transformed the country into a global hub for cutting-edge defence solutions. Its unique ability to seamlessly blend military and civilian applications has fostered a robust ecosystem encompassing novel technologies, dynamic startups, and globally recognised aerospace and defence enterprises.

1 week ago | raksha-anirveda.com | Arie Egozi

Tel Aviv: Israel Weapon Industries (IWI), has launched an assembly plant in Peru in collaboration with FAME, a key Peruvian defence industry company affiliated with the Peruvian Ministry of Defense. This strategic partnership enhances Peru’s defence capabilities while fostering local industrial growth.

1 week ago | raksha-anirveda.com | Arie Egozi

Tel Aviv: Two Iranian made UAVs that were intercepted by the Israeli air defence systems are also being used by the Russians in Ukraine. Boaz Shapira, an analyst from the Alma Research Centre in Israel has analysed the two and writes about the findings in the centre’s website. In September 2024, two suicide UAVs (OWUAV- One Way Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) were intercepted in northern Israel in two separate incidents.

1 week ago | raksha-anirveda.com | Arie Egozi

Tel Aviv: Two Iranian made UAVs that were intercepted by the Israeli air defence systems are also being used by the Russians in Ukraine. Boaz Shapira, an analyst from the Alma Research Centre in Israel has analysed the two and writes about the findings in the centre’s website. In September 2024, two suicide UAVs (OWUAV- One Way Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) were intercepted in northern Israel in two separate incidents.