Learning from the West Asia conflict, the Indian military is prioritizing the integration of new anti-drone systems with legacy air defence weapons to counter low-cost drone swarms. Key strategic shifts include acquiring offensive swarm drones, adopting passive defence measures like dispersion and camouflage, and rethinking target selection to disrupt enemy logistics and manufacturing.
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- ›Conflict Referenced: West Asia (month-old war)
- ›Past Operation: Operation Sindoor (May last year)
- ›Target this Data: Operation Sindoor (May last year) as a reference for drone swarm attacks.
- ›Target this Nodal Body: The Indian military (Army, Air Force) as the entity drawing strategic lessons.
- ›Target this System: L/70 guns as an example of a legacy air defence system used against drones.
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