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India, Japan Air Chiefs take Tejas to the skies in Veer Guardian 2026

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The Air Chiefs of India and Japan participated in a joint flight aboard the Indian-made Tejas fighter jet during the Veer Guardian 2026 military exercise. This bilateral engagement took place as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen defense cooperation and interoperability between the two nations' air forces.

The exercise underscores a deepening strategic partnership between India and Japan, specifically highlighting the operational capabilities of the indigenous Tejas aircraft. By involving top leadership in the aerial maneuvers, the event signals a commitment to enhanced military ties and regional security collaboration.

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