Daily Defence Current Affairs With Video Lecture 03rd June 2023 [DOWNLOAD PDF]

In Daily Defence Current Affairs for 03rd 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 3, 2023
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Divyanshu Pandey
June 3, 2023
543

In Daily Defence Current Affairs for 03rd 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 03 June 2023

INS TRISHUL At Port Anjouan, Comoros

As part of the Indian Navy’s long-range deployment, INS Trishul visited Port Anjouan, Comoros from 31 May to 02 June 23. The ship anchored off Anjoun Island on 31 May 23 and was received by civil-military leadership.
A training workshop on the maintenance of OBMs was conducted for Comorian Coast Guard personnel. The ship also aided the Comorian Coast Guard in repairs of communication eqpt and Navigation Radar display installed at the Port Control.
The ship conducted a medical outreach camp for the local populace of Anjouan. About 500 people benefited from the camp, wherein patients were provided Ophthalmic, Cardiovascular and ENT consultation apart from General health check-ups. In addition, BLS (Basic Life Saving) training for Comoros Defence personnel was also undertaken.
The port call at Anjoun reflects India’s commitment to bolstering bilateral ties and reinforcing maritime security cooperation with regional Navies in India’s neighbourhood. Indian Naval ships have been regularly visiting Comoros in the past.

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BRICS Commits To Bring About Reforms In UNSC

The BRICS MEA and International Relations met on 1 June 2023 in Cape Town, South Africa. The Ministers of foreign affairs of the participant countries exchanged views on major global and regional trends and issues, the Ministry of External Affairs said in a statement.
The Ministers expressed concern about the use of unilateral coercive measures, which are incompatible with the principles of the Charter of the UN and produce negative effects notably in the developing world.
They reiterated their commitment to enhancing and improving global governance by promoting a more agile, effective, efficient, representative and accountable international and multilateral system.
BRICS is an acronym for five regional economies: Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. The first four were initially grouped as “BRIC” (or “the BRICs”) in 2001 by Goldman Sachs economist Jim O’Neill, who coined the term to describe fast-growing economies that would collectively dominate the global economy by 2050; South Africa was added to 2010.

US To Stop Giving Russia Some New START Nuclear Arms Data

The United States said it would stop giving Russia some notifications required under the New START arms control treaty, including on its missile and launcher locations, to retaliate for Moscow’s “ongoing violations” of the accord.
In a fact sheet on its website, the State Department said it would also stop giving Russia telemetry information – remotely gathered data about a missile’s flight – on launches of U.S. intercontinental and submarine-launched ballistic missiles.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has not formally withdrawn from the treaty, which limits the two sides’ deployed strategic nuclear arsenals, but on Feb. 21 he said Russia would suspend participation, imperilling the last pillar of U.S.-Russian arms control.

India’s Defence Production Crosses Rs 1 Lakh Crore Mark; Exports Surge To Rs 16K crore: Rajnath Singh

With great power comes great responsibility, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said on Friday quoting a famous dialogue from the Hollywood blockbuster “Spiderman” to emphasise that India’s responsibility will increase in sync with its rising global stature.
The defence minister said the government is working to build a developed India by 2047, focusing on almost all sectors of the country.
Singh also highlighted the government’s efforts to boost indigenous defence production so that state-of-the-art weapon systems developed within the country are used by the Indian armed forces.
“If I talk about exports, then seven-eight years ago the export of defence equipment was not even Rs 1,000 crore. Today, it has become about Rs 16,000 crore,” he said.

BrahMos has emerged as a Brahmastra: Defence Chiefs

Faced with two long unsettled borders with China and Pakistan, it is essential for India to possess potent instruments of deterrence as well as a robust response like the BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles that have long-range and precision-strike capabilities, the country’s military brass.
“The lethal combination of BrahMos missiles, whose range has been extended to 450 km from the original 290 km, fitted on the Sukhoi-30MKI fighter jets has really given us a tremendous capability to enhance our firepower,” said IAF chief Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari, at the silver jubilee celebrations of the India-Russia joint venture BrahMos Aerospace