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India, Japan Air Force Chiefs fly the Tejas during Exercise 'Veer Guardian-2026' in Jodhpur

India, Japan Air Force Chiefs fly the Tejas during Exercise 'Veer Guardian-2026' in Jodhpur
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Air Force chiefs from India and Japan flew in Tejas fighter jets during the 'Veer Guardian-2026' bilateral exercise in Jodhpur. The event highlights the deepening defense partnership and strategic cooperation between the two nations.

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Strengthened military ties between India and Japan are a key component of regional security strategies in the Indo-Pacific.

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--> Visual of Japan Air Self-Defense Force (JASDF) Chief of Staff General Takehiro Morita before taking off (Photo/ANI) India, Japan Air Force Chiefs fly the Tejas during Exercise 'Veer Guardian-2026' in Jodhpur ANI | Updated: Sep 20, 2026 12:51 IST

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