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India in talks to join UK-Japan-Italy and France sixth-gen fighter jet programs

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India is exploring participation in two major sixth-generation fighter aircraft programs as it seeks to advance its air combat capabilities. New Delhi has secured dialogue partner status in the GCAP program, a joint initiative between the UK, Japan, and Italy. India is also in discussions with France regarding its FCAS project as another potential avenue for collaboration. Both programs are designed to incorporate cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence and directed-energy weapons. These engagements could give India a significant role in shaping the future of global aerial combat.

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