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Operation Steel Whirlwind: Bharat Tej Train Hijacked

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In the vast landscape of India’s ambitious transportation initiatives, the Bharat Tej stands as a symbol of cutting-edge engineering and unparalleled innovation. A high-speed train capable of reaching 300 km/h, it was designed to connect distant cities in record time, transforming the way people traveled across the country. With its state-of-the-art features, the Bharat Tej was more than just a mode of transport—it was an epitome of technological progress and modernity. However, as with all advancements, it also faced challenges that tested its resilience and safety systems. One such challenge was the hijacking of the Bharat Tej during an operation that would later be known as "Operation Steel Whirlwind." 1. Silent Horror The Bharat Tej, India’s pride and the epitome of cutting-edge engineering, thundered across the Tamil Nadu countryside at a blistering speed of 300 km/h. This high-speed marvel, with 16 luxurious coaches, was more than just a train. It was a symb...

Close air support showdown: Russian Sukhoi Su-25 "Grach" vs American A-10 "Warthog"

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In the vast expanse of the sky, amidst the roar of engines and the thunder of cannons, close air support (CAS) aircraft reign supreme, offering vital support to ground forces and unleashing devastation upon enemy positions. In this epic clash, the Russian Sukhoi Su-25 "Grach" and the American Fairchild Republic A-10 "Warthog" emerge as formidable adversaries. With the Su-25's reputation for ruggedness and firepower pitted against the A-10's renowned durability and lethality, the stage is set for an intense aerial duel that will determine supremacy in the realm of aerial warfare.  1. Design and Construction: The Su-25 "Grach" was developed by the Soviet Union in the 1970s as a dedicated CAS aircraft. Its design emphasizes ruggedness and simplicity, with a straight wing configuration and twin engines mounted on the rear fuselage. The cockpit is heavily armored to protect the pilot from ground fire, while the aircraft's layout allows f...