Amid tensions with Pakistan, India gets 'Sky Protector', enemy will be destroyed in a moment with the help of Russia

The Indian Air Force has also decided to purchase similar infrared based VSHORADS missiles. Both the Army and the Air Force have been strengthening their arsenal through emergency and fast track procurement processes for the last few years.

Along with the deployment of new Igla-S missiles, the army has also issued a tender for the purchase of 48 new launchers and 90 additional missiles. Along with this, the army is now planning to acquire the laser beam-riding VSHORADS system soon.

It is worth noting that Igla-S is an advanced version of the old Igla missile system, which has been in use in the Indian Army since the 1990s. The army has also upgraded and repaired its old missile stock through an Indian company.

In view of the increasing use of drones by the Pakistan Army on the western border, the Indian Army needs better drone detection and destruction technology. In this episode, the army has deployed the indigenous Integrated Drone Detection and Interdiction System (IDDIS) Mark-1, which can catch, jam and destroy drones at a distance of more than 8 kilometers.

This system also has laser technology, which can burn and bring down the drone. Recently, the army shot down a Pakistani drone with this technology in the 16 Corps Area of ​​​​the Jammu region.

Along with this, the Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) has also developed a new and long-range direct energy weapon, which can destroy large drones, cruise missiles and aircraft during war. The army will soon also get radar systems to quickly detect enemy aircraft and drones flying at low altitudes.