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Drone diplomacy has its limits. It works with Small dirt poor countries that are in desperate need of affordable & effective air power to put down rebels and keep the state together. Or with relatively big countries that are good faith actors, at least when it comes to Türkiye and its interest...

58 Myanmar border guards take refuge in Bangladesh At least 58 soldiers of Myanmar's paramilitary Border Guard Police (BGP) today took refuge in Bangladesh fleeing their posts amid reports of heavy gunfights between the government troops and the rebels in the junta-run country. "Fifty...

The reason Bora is so precise is because of the same GPS*+GLONASS** Aided INS***. Which can be jammed also. No INS only missile can hit at 300km with 1/2 meter precision.

So, the previous report about it being already flown on Akinci is false?

400km. It has better maneuverability than Bora from the looks of it.

I guess why not? Fatah-iI is really good and cost effective.

Although Fatah-iI is really good and Turkey doesn’t have anything similar in class for that range, but Roketsan could easily develop one. So, I really doubt TAF will want to buy it.

Actually, their service life will extended to 2040 according to the official plan. See it was posted in somewhere here. (In Indian defence forum)

Bro, obviously he was a scam.

Of course, these missiles do have their own homing sensor. But intitial geolocation of SAM sites has to be done by specialised ESM pod, no? See for exmaple F-16CJ or Growler. Rafale, Gripen can also do that using their built in EW suite and networking as far as I read. If they can integrate...

Wow, you know the tongue! The local one! Can you speak it? Did your family speak it?

Bro, they are the direct decendents of the prophet. So, please let's blame individuals. Not the whole family.

Outrage mounts as Indian ministry makes absurd claim about Tangail saree’s origin In a surprising move, the Ministry of Culture of India has asserted that the famous Tangail saree, a symbol of Bangladesh’s rich cultural heritage, actually originates from West Bengal, India. The controversial...

That is a bit of stretch.

Nice, but how do they do the targeting?

Is this one for wood work only or can also cut metal? Can you say anything by the look of it? (I know that there are different type of CNC routers) Edit-I did a bit of research. Looks like it is this one. http://www.demastech.com/en/productitem/152.html "Non-ferrous metal cutting and...

Well, they do actually have DAS type sensor in development, and those extra AESA sensor will not always emmit though. Side looking arrays help keeping the target track while turning away. I read somewhere, originally side arrays were also planned for F-22. But then later it was dropped due to cost.

The only coherent strategy is to natiolise mosques and religious institutions. It works. For example, KSA also fund mosques in BD. But they can't just put in their folks as imams & religious leaders. The need for spirituality and religion is something that you can't ignore. It will be here for a...

That answer is incrediblely misleading in its conclusion. "But, how does the missile know how close to the target it is?” It does not need to know that. The missile only needs to know in which direction to go, and then it keeps going, and going, and going, until it either hits the target or...

In operational environment, an IRST won't see an F-35 beyond 50km in head to head engagement. F-35 is also optimized for LO in IR spectrum. Also, it doesn't matter if AESA radar focus a very narrow Beam cued by other sensor. It doesn't practically increase the detection range by much. And you...