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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Highlights Emerging Challenges of Modern Warfare
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Highlights Emerging Challenges of Modern Warfare
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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh addressed senior military officers at the Army War College in Mhow, emphasizing that "unconventional methods" of warfare are... 30.12.2024, Sputnik India
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Singh highlighted the growing threats posed by emerging technologies and hybrid warfare techniques, including information warfare, AI-based warfare, proxy conflicts, electromagnetic warfare, space-based confrontations, and cyberattacks.The rise of hybrid and greyzone warfare further complicates India’s defense landscape.In response to these threats, Singh stressed the importance of maintaining a well-trained and well-equipped military, praising the Army War College in Mhow for its critical role in preparing officers for such challenges. "This place, with a legacy of over 200 years, stands as a symbol of military valor and excellence," he said.The Defence Minister also underscored the need for greater integration among the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force to meet the challenges of the future.
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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Highlights Emerging Challenges of Modern Warfare
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh addressed senior military officers at the Army War College in Mhow, emphasizing that "unconventional methods" of warfare are among the most pressing challenges facing India today.
Singh highlighted the growing threats posed by emerging technologies and hybrid warfare techniques, including information warfare, AI-based warfare, proxy conflicts, electromagnetic warfare, space-based confrontations, and cyberattacks.
He also pointed out the vulnerabilities associated with the global production of electronic chips, stating, "When a single country or company dominates the production of essential materials for electronic chips, it creates significant challenges for others."
The rise of hybrid and greyzone warfare further complicates India’s defense landscape.
In response to these threats, Singh stressed the importance of maintaining a well-trained and well-equipped military, praising the Army War College in Mhow for its critical role in preparing officers for such challenges. "This place, with a legacy of over 200 years, stands as a symbol of military valor and excellence," he said.
The Defence Minister also underscored the need for greater integration among the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force to meet the challenges of the future.
"Our government is committed to fostering unity and coordination among the three forces, as joint efforts will be essential to addressing these evolving threats effectively," he concluded.
