Indian Air Force to get 'building blaster' Spice-2000 bombs by mid-September
India TV NewsAccording to top sources with the Indian Air Force, the country is set to receive the 'building blaster' version of the Balakot air strike-fame Spice-2000 bombs by mid-September. The development will come as a major boost for India's aerial firepower, news agency ANI said, adding the Spice-2000 bombs are scheduled to be delivered to the Indian Air Force from Israel around mid-September along with the Mark 84 warhead and bombs which can destroy buildings completely. The Indian Air Force had signed a contract with Israel in June this year for acquiring more than 100 Spice 2000 bombs under the emergency procurement powers of the services given by the Narendra Modi government. During the Balakot strikes, the Air Force had dropped Spice-2000 bombs from Mirage-2000 fighter aircraft after a pack of 12 of these fighters crossed the Line of Control to strike the Jaish facility in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.