India’s Army is bolstering its anti-tank capabilities with a mix of legacy and modern missile systems. From reliable Russian Konkurs and Franco-German MILAN to advanced Israeli Spike, the infantry is well-equipped. Main battle tanks and Apache helicopters also contribute with integrated guided missiles and aerial precision strikes, ensuring a robust defense against evolving armored threats across diverse terrains. India’s Army is bolstering its anti-tank capabilities with a mix of legacy and modern missile systems. From reliable Russian Konkurs and Franco-German MILAN to advanced Israeli Spike, the infantry is well-equipped. Main battle tanks and Apache helicopters also contribute with integrated guided missiles and aerial precision strikes, ensuring a robust defense against evolving armored threats across diverse terrains.
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From Spike to Hellfire: Inside India’s layered tank-killers
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