New Delhi: The strength of the Indian Air Force will increase further next month. The Indian Air Force (IAF) is scheduled to receive an advance version of the Spice-2000 bomb in September. Spice-2000 is known as 'Building Blaster'. The Spice-2000 bomb was used in the Balakot Air Strike. Media reports quoting top Indian Air Force sources said that in mid-September, the Indian Air Force will receive a consignment of Spice-2000 bombs from Israel.

The Mark 84 warplanes and bombs will also be inducted into the Indian Air Force's weapons, after which the IAF will be able to destroy any building in an instant. Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi are expected to hold an important meeting in September. The weapons will be supplied to the Indian Air Force from Israel during Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to India.

Israel will provide more than 100 Spice-2000 bombs to India, an agreement has been reached between the two countries. Israel had supported India after the Indian side had entered Pakistan and destroyed the terrorist hideouts of Jaish-e-Mohammed. At the same time, Israel was ready to give an advance version of the Spice-2000 bomb to further strengthen India in such an operation.

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