‘History will ask what India did’: CJP’s open letter on Sonam Wangchuk’s hunger strike
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How Rafale's Electronic Warfare Systems Shield IAF Jets in Combat
The Indian Air Force operates the Rafale as its most technologically advanced combat aircraft. Classified as a 4.5-generation fighter, it is equipped with sophisticated avionics and sensor fusion capabilities that aid pilots in complex missions. The aircraft is designed for multi-role operations, capable of handling various mission types within a single sortie. To evade enemy radar, the Rafale relies on an integrated electronic warfare architecture rather than purely physical stealth. Its survivability systems function in both passive and active modes to counter a range of hostile threats.
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