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Updated 6 June 2025 at 20:57 IST

Taiwan Seeks Purchase of India's D4 Anti-Drone System After Success of Operation Sindoor

Taiwan has officially shown interest in purchasing India's D4 anti-drone system after the success of Operation Sindoor.

Reported by: Shashwat Bhandari
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New Delhi: Taiwan has expressed interest in purchasing India's indigenous D4 anti-drone system following the success of Operation Sindoor. Developed by DRDO, the D4 system demonstrated exceptional effectiveness against Pakistan during India's counter-terror offensive in response to the Pahalgam terror attack.

The Indian Armed Forces successfully deployed the D4 anti-drone system to neutralise swarms of Turkish drones launched by Pakistan.

Days after India showcased its military strength and the effectiveness of its indigenously developed weapons, Taiwan, a nation facing a continuous threat from China, has now officially approached India to procure the D4 anti-drone system.

Why India launched Operation Sindoor? 

The Indian armed forces launched Operation Sindoor to avenge the Pahalgam terror attack when 4-5 Pakistan-backed terrorists shot dead 26 innocent civilians when they vacationing in Jammu and Kashmir on April 26. Terrorists not just killed the innocent tourists but singled out them on the basis of religion and targeted only Hindus. When the victims and survivors of the attack asked terrorists to shoot them also, they (terrorists) said they won't, go and tell Modi how they attacked them.  

PM Modi held a series of marathon meetings with chiefs of the Indian armed forces, top security officials and cabinet colleagues among others to chalk out a strategy on how to respond to Pakistan.

On the intervening night of May 6 and 7, the Indian Armed Forces bombarded several terror hideouts in Pakistan and Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK), eliminating over 100 terrorists and reducing their terror infrastructure to dust. 

Two days later, when Pakistan didn't learn the lesson and tried to target India's military and civilian establishments through a swarm drone attack, the India Armed Forces bombed critical multiple airbases in Pakistan, inflicting heavy damage to their air defence systems.

Pakistan's swarm drone attack failed terribly as India's robust and integrated air defence system proved effective and not a single Pak drone was able to hit any target in India.

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Published 6 June 2025 at 17:59 IST