More than 80 aircraft, 1,500 personnel to take part in Tarang Shakti
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Tarang Shakti 2026: 15-Day Multinational Air Exercise Begins in Jodhpur
<p class="PDq2pG_selectionAnchorContainer" dir="auto" data-start="334" data-end="827">The Tarang Shakti 2026 air exercise will be conducted for 15 days at Jodhpur Airbase, featuring drills based on different war scenarios. Fighter aircraft will be divided into two teams and will practice dogfights, long-range missile launches and various air combat strategies. The exercise will also draw lessons from Operation Sindoor, with a focus on intelligen…
F-35s, Rafales and F-16s descend on Jodhpur as 40+ countries join India’s Tarang Shakti
Kicking off its second edition, the multinational air exercise 'Tarang Shakti' has commenced in Jodhpur, with over 40 countries, including France, the UAE, and Australia, marking a significant show of global military unity. From September 26 to October 12, India will demonstrate its Rafale and Sukhoi-30 fighter jets, building on the momentum from a previous tactical air combat exercise held nearby.
Air Exercise Tarang Shakti Starts in Jodhpur; over 40 Countries to Participate
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. The second edition of the multinational air exercise "Tarang Shakti" began at Air Force Station Jodhpur in Rajasthan on Saturday, with over 40 countries set to take part in the drills. World News | Air Exercise Tarang Shakti Starts in Jodhpur; over 40 Countries to Participate.
New Delhi: The second edition of 'Tarang Shakti-2026' began at Jodhpur Airbase in Rajasthan on Saturday, September 26, 2026. This mega air exercise will continue until October 12, 2026. In addition to India, seven friendly countries (USA, France, Germany, Australia, UAE, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka) will participate in this exercise with their fighter aircraft and military assets.
Fighter jets and military representatives from various air forces around the world arrived to participate in the multinational exercise "Tarang Shakti," which began at Jodhpur Air Force Station on Saturday. More than 40 countries are participating in this second edition, hosted by the Indian Air Force. These include the United States, France, Germany, Australia, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and the UAE with their air resources, while 32 countries are …
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