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US drone firm linked to Trump's family signs deal with Pakistan Army

A special broadcast of Battle Cry examines the strategic and geopolitical implications of a United States drone maker signing a memorandum of understanding with the Pakistan Army. The agreement outlines the provision of unmanned aerial vehicles, potential local manufacturing, and technology cooperation. The development comes as the drone firm prepares for a merger involving an entity backed by Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, following meetings with Field Marshal Asim Munir. A panel featuring military veterans and defence analysts discusses the history of American military equipment supplied to Pakistan, from F-16 fighter jets and AMRAAM missiles to specialized radars. The discussion highlights security challenges for India following Operation Sindoor, risks of technology transfers and reverse engineering involving regional actors, and the strategic necessity for India to accelerate self-reliance in indigenous defence production.

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