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Описание: India Approves $8.7 Billion Israel Defense Deal | Air LORA Missile Changes Regional Power Balance

Global attention is now firmly on India’s rapidly expanding military capability. In February 2026, India approved a massive $8.7 billion defense acquisition with Israel, marking one of the largest strategic procurement decisions in recent history. At the center of this deal is the Air LORA air-launched ballistic missile, a system designed to operate beyond enemy air defense reach while delivering unmatched precision at extreme speed.

Air LORA brings a new dimension to the Indian Air Force by combining long-range reach, hypersonic velocity, and bunker-focused accuracy. With the ability to engage high-value strategic targets from over 400 kilometers away, this system strengthens India’s deterrence posture without exposing fighter aircraft to high-risk zones. Integrated with platforms like Su-30MKI and MiG-29K, Air LORA complements existing systems such as BrahMos, creating a layered and flexible strike capability.

This deal goes far beyond procurement. It includes full technology transfer, local manufacturing in India, and deep involvement of Indian defense industries, reinforcing the Atmanirbhar Bharat vision. As regional dynamics evolve, Air LORA significantly enhances India’s ability to respond decisively across multiple scenarios while maintaining operational safety and strategic stability.

Watch till the end to understand why this single missile system has drawn attention from China to Pakistan, how it differs from BrahMos, and what it means for India’s future military strategy.

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• India approves a $8.7 billion defense package with Israel in February 2026
• Air LORA missile offers over 400 km stand-off range with hypersonic speed
• Designed to bypass advanced air defense systems through ballistic trajectory
• Can be deployed from Su-30MKI and MiG-29K fighter aircraft
• Complements BrahMos rather than replacing it
• Includes full technology transfer and local production in India
• Enhances India’s deep strike and strategic deterrence capability
• Strengthens India’s position against regional military challenges

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