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Indian Navy seeks AI-powered drone swarm to detect and neutralise sea mines

India's navy is seeking an AI-powered underwater drone swarm for detecting and neutralising sea mines. The request concerns maritime military capabilities.

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Expanded mine-detection capabilities could affect maritime security and naval operations.

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  1. Indian Navy Seeks AI-Powered Underwater Drone Swarm to Detect and Neutralise Sea Mines ↗idrw.org · Recorded source date: Aug 25, 2026, 1:31 PM UTC

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