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India-Japan Veer Guardian 2026 marks first Japanese fighter ops from Indian soil

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India and Japan conducted the Veer Guardian 2026 joint air exercise, marking a significant milestone in bilateral defence relations. For the first time, Japanese fighter aircraft operated directly from Indian territory during the drill. The exercise underscored growing operational trust and interoperability between the two Indo-Pacific nations. Defence technology cooperation has also advanced, with both countries pursuing joint development projects. The exercise reflects shared commitment by India and Japan to maintaining a free and open Indo-Pacific region.

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