"Can't let opponents take advantage of the fact that the Indian army is not strong enough": Indian generals claim that Indian military technology is second to none in the world

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[Global Network Military Report] According to a report on the Indian media "DefenceXP" website on November 10, Indian Chief of Defense Staff Bipin Rawat said on the same day that the Indian army must be in a very complex and uncertain environment. Strengthen its own capabilities, because "if the Indian army is not strong enough, it may allow opponents to'take advantage'." He also pointed out that India needs "capabilities that are not needed by the military of any other country." Therefore, the military technology that India is developing will be second to none in the world.

India’s Chief of Defense Staff Biping Rawat (with image from Indian media reports)

reported that Rawat delivered a speech at the opening ceremony of a meeting and said: “Now we are in a very complex, uncertain and very unstable environment Action, there are wars of all sizes in almost every region of the world. Therefore...all of us need strong armed forces." He added: "Then we mean that the armed forces must prepare for war? No? …If we don’t have a strong armed force, the enemy will take advantage of us (the adversary will take advantage of us).” According to reports, Rawat also mentioned during his speech that the Indian armed forces are in a difficult environment. The challenges faced include jungles and deserts at an altitude of 6000 to 6500 meters. "Our navy is operating in the Indo-Pacific region... They must develop technology not only to operate on and under the sea, but also to operate in an increasingly complex environment. Due to (faced) various challenges and environments, the Indian Army Requires'capabilities that are not needed by any other military in the world,'" Rawat said. "Therefore, the technology that India is developing and the weapon system that can enter India's inventory will be'second to none'."

Rawat also emphasized that India hopes to share its military capabilities with neighboring countries and neighboring friendly countries and countries with related needs. He said: “We have no hesitation in inviting foreign partners who can support our (defense) industry to move forward hand in hand with them.” In addition, Indian Air Force Chief of Staff Badauria pointed out the threat posed by India’s opponents. It is "profound and long-term."

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