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Video: F-16, Sukhoi-30 jets welcome PM's aircraft in Indonesian airspace
Video: F-16, Sukhoi-30 jets welcome PM's aircraft in Indonesian airspace
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India Today
· Jul 6, 2026
Video: PM Modi's plane escorted by fighter jets in Indonesia during his visit
Video: PM Modi's plane escorted by fighter jets in Indonesia during his visit
ANTARA News
· Jul 8, 2026
INACA, Ministry strengthen aviation ecosystem through IAS 2026
The Indonesian National Air Carriers Association (INACA) and the Ministry of Transportation are hosting the Indonesia ...
The Tribune
· Jul 6, 2026
Act East in Action: PM Modi’s Indonesia visit set to revitalise civilizational connect, boost contemporary strategic ties
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Indonesia on Monday as part of his three-nation tour aimed at further cementing India's Act East Policy. Welcomed with fighter jets and cultural performances, the Prime Minister's visit is aimed at deepening the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.
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· Jul 11, 2026
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Malay Mail
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STAR Sabah Wiranita Bingkor leaders quit, citing party direction and women’s role
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Al Arabiya English
· Jul 9, 2026
Greek F-16 Engulfed in Flames After Emergency Landing
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Related coverage for "Video: F-16, Sukhoi-30 jets welcome PM's aircraft in Indonesian airspace": India Today — Video: PM Modi's plane escorted by fighter jets in Indonesia during his visit. ANTARA News — INACA, Ministry strengthen aviation ecosystem through IAS 2026. The Tribune — Act East in Action: PM Modi’s Indonesia visit set to revitalise civilizational connect, boost contemporary strategic ties. Utusan Malaysia — Konsert Muzik D.R.A.S. ditunda ke 31 Oktober 2026. Malay Mail — STAR Sabah Wiranita Bingkor leaders quit, citing party direction and women’s role. Al Arabiya English — Greek F-16 Engulfed in Flames After Emergency Landing