Opinion: Indian military has narrowed the gap with PLA in drone warfare, now it needs a clear concept

Published on June 28, 2024

Hermes Starliner | Credit: Elbit systems

After the Chinese preemptive operational manoeuvre to secure the 1959 Claim Line and the ensuing confrontation with massive deployment of forces by both sides in 2020, I wrote two articles highlighting the Indian Army’s shortcomings in thwarting the People’s Liberation Army’s high-technology-driven offensive operations. A lot has happened in the last four years, particularly in the field of drones.

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