Daily Defence Current Affairs With Video Lecture 01st June 2023 [DOWNLOAD PDF]

In Daily Defence Current Affairs for 01st June 2023, we are going to see the latest national and international current affairs news. These important current affairs will be very helpful...

Divyanshu Pandey
June 1, 2023
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In Daily Defence Current Affairs for 01st June 2023, we are going to see the latest national and international current affairs news. These important current affairs will be very helpful for your upcoming NDA, CDS, CDS OTA, AFCAT, TA, Agniveer Army, Agniveer Navy, Agniveer Air Force, Women Military Police, INET, MNS, ACC exams, SCO, PCSL, CAPF, and SSB interviews, and direct entries for Army, Navy, and Air Force like SSC Tech, TGC, JAG, NCC, TES, 10+2 Cadet. Download a PDF file about current events at the end of this article.

Defence Current Affairs 01 June 2023

China To Join Indonesia’s Multilateral Naval Drills Despite Rising Tension

China will send warships to a multilateral naval exercise hosted this month by Indonesia, which has also invited countries such as North Korea, Russia, South Korea and the United States, amid rising tension in the Asia-Pacific region.
The drills come as China and the United States ramp up military diplomacy in the region, staging more frequent war games with allies and partners around Taiwan, the busy waterway of the South China Sea, and the West Pacific.
China’s navy will send its destroyer Zhanjiang and frigate Xuchang, both equipped with guided missiles, to the 2023 Multilateral Naval Exercise Komodo the defence ministry said.

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Rafale jets carry out long-range missions in Indian Ocean Region

Four Rafale fighter aircraft of the IAF carried out a “strategic” mission over the Indian Ocean region for over six hours, in a significant demonstration of their long-range combat capabilities, people familiar with the operation.
The jets took off from the Hasimara Air Force station in the eastern sector, carried out the mission involving various manoeuvres and simulated operations and returned to the base after meeting the desired results, they said.
The Indian Air Force carried out the mission at a time China has been ramping up its presence in the Indian Ocean region, which is largely considered the backyard of the Indian Navy.
The Dassault Rafale is a French twin-engine, canard delta wing, multi-role fighter aircraft designed and built by Dassault Aviation.
Manufacturer: Dassault Aviation
Engine types: Snecma M88, Turbofan
Top speed: 1,912 km/h
Range: 3,700 km
Length: 15 m, Wingspan: 11 m
Weight: 9,979 kg

India Stands Enabled Not Just For Deterrence, But Also For Robust Response: COAS

Army Chief General Manoj Pande said that India stands enabled not just for deterrence but also to undertake robust response if required.
The Army Chief General and Indian Air Force Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari were speaking at the BrahMos User Meet 2023.
“Due to our legacy issues of unsettled borders and related security challenges, possession of strategic deterrence instruments in our case is essential. And the three services of the defence forces as users of the Brahmos missile system, now stand enabled to not just stand deterrence but also to respond robustly when required,” he added.

India’s Defence Exports Increased 23-fold Under Present Government

India’s defence exports have reached an all-time high worth nearly Rs 16,000 crore in 2022-23, surging from a mere Rs 686 crore in 2013-14.
This 23-fold increase reflects India’s progress in the global defence manufacturing sector.
“With exports reaching more than 85 countries, India’s defence industry has shown its capability of design and development to the world, with 100 firms exporting defence products at present,” said a government release.
The release said that the expenditure on defence procurement from foreign sources has reduced from 46 % of overall expenditure in 2018-19 to 36.7 % in December 2022.