Japanese F-2A fighters operate from Indian soil for first time in joint air exercise

Japanese F-2A fighter aircraft have operated from Indian soil for the first time, marking a significant milestone in bilateral defence cooperation. The historic operation took place as part of a joint air exercise between the Indian Air Force and the Japan Air Self-Defence Force.

IAF Chief praised the exercise, highlighting its importance for strengthening military ties between the two nations. The operation underscores India and Japan's growing strategic partnership and commitment to regional security cooperation.