India-Pakistan tension: India said on Thursday that it neutralized the Pakistani air defense system in Lahore through the integrated Grid and air defense system. India was a retaliation for Pakistani drone and missile attacks on 8 April in the evening in the border areas of Pandjab, Rajasthan and Jammu and Kashmir.
Pakistan ATTEMPTED TO ENGAGE 15 MILITARY TARGETS USING DRONES AND Missiles in Northern and Western India, Including Jammu, Awantipura, Amritsar, Srinagar, Pathankot, Kapurthala, Jalandhar, Ludhian, Ludhian, Ludhian, Ludhian Chandigarh, Nal, Phalodi, Uttarlai and Bhuj.
“They have been neutralized by integrated UAS and air defense grids. Trutins of these attacks are now obtained from a number of places that show Pakistani attacks,” the Union government said in a statement.
India-Pakistani conflict: What is the Indian air defense system?
The Indian air defense system is a multilayer network combining indigenous and imported technologies that face air threats from drones to ballistic missiles.
India has three types of defense systems
- Long range, with a range between 40 and 4,000 km.
2. Medium systems with a range of 30 to 70 km.
3. Short range systems that hit targets between 30 and 70 km.
The star of the Indian Defense System with a long range is the S-400, primarily deployed against Pakistan and China. The S-400 triumph can capture cruise missiles or aircraft up to 30 kilometers.
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India also has ballistic missile defense (BMD), which includes air defense of Prithvi for capturing and destroying missiles outside the Earth’s atmosphere. It can hit the target speed Mach 5 and has a range of up to 2,000 km. Advanced air defense for lower altitudes, which can hit targets at an altitude of 15 to 30 km and has a range of up to 300 km.
India is also developing a domestic defense system called Project Kusha, a program under the Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) and a long-range missile (LR-SAM) aimed at being at the same level as the S-400 or Iron Dome.
The Indian medium range of the defensive system is built on Akash-NG, which suggested a bunny to capture and destroy high-speed air threats such as fighter aircraft, drones and excursions racks up to 70 km. Radar Rajendra III is administered, which is the primary sensor for the Akash weapon system.
In addition to these domestic systems, India also has Barak-8, along with Israel, a rocket on the surface-air, which counts air threats such as aircraft, helicopters, anti-lodi missiles, UAVs, cruise missiles and even short-term ballistic missiles.
For short reach defense, India relies on a quick response to a quick response missile (QRSAM) and to protect moving armored columns from air attacks. India also received the Spyder defense system from Israel, which is armed with Pyston and Derby.
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India uses its BMD and S-400 batteries to protect strategic cities such as Delhi and Mumbai, as well as nuclear and space installations. Its border has two queues: a line of control (LOC), which is its boundary with Pakistan. This is protected by Akash, Spyder and QRSAM to face Pakistani drones and fighter aircraft.
India uses the S-400 or Sudarshan chakra, as seen in recent strokes against Pakistan. It is considered one of the most advanced air defense systems in the world. India signed an agreement almost worth £35,000 Crore (approximately $ 5.4 billion) in 2018 for buying a five squadron of Russian missile missile defrance S-400 triumph.
China was the first country in 2014 to provide the S-400 missile system.
India protects its naval assets, including warships such as INS Vikrant, with naval SRSAM and Barak-8 systems. Its airspace is constantly monitored by Radars Swords and Rajendra, which can watch more than 200 goals simultaneously. If the threat is detected, the system will move to the capture phase. If the threat is outside the Earth’s atmosphere, the Pad will engage exo-atmospheric. AAD acts as a backup in the atmosphere.
The whole system is coordinated by Akashteer, which digitally integrates radar data for real -time decision -making and reduces the risk of friendly fire. This mobile system is able to function even when communication is disturbed.
Meanwhile, the integrated Air Command and Control System (IACC) system, an automated network of air defense developed by Indian Air Force (IAF), coordinates the reactions of the army, the Navy and the Air Force.
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