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India-Japan defence ties take flight as air chiefs fly Tejas together during Veer Guardian 2026

  • Posted on September 20, 2026
  • By The Times of India
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India and Japan strengthen their strategic military partnership through collaborative air defence exercises. During Veer Guardian 2026, senior air force officials from both nations, including India's Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh and Japan's JASDF Chief General Takehiro Morita, conducted joint operations aboard India's indigenous Tejas fighter aircraft. This symbolic gesture underscores deepening bilateral defence cooperation and technological advancement in regional security frameworks.

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India-Japan defence ties take flight as air chiefs fly Tejas together during Veer Guardian 2026
India-Japan defence ties take flight as air chiefs fly Tejas together during Veer Guardian 2026

News News: Indian Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh and Japan air self-defence force (JASDF) chief of staff general Takehiro Morita took to the skies in Tejas a.
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