The Indian Army has showcased the Negev Light Machine Gun (LMG) in a quad mount configuration aimed at enhancing anti-drone capabilities, particularly in high-altitude regions like Ladakh. This innovative setup, demonstrated in September 2025, allows for rapid suppression of low-flying drones, addressing vulnerabilities exposed by adversarial UAV incursions. The quad mount integrates advanced targeting systems and has shown a 90% hit rate in trials, positioning it as a cost-effective solution amidst evolving aerial threats. By adapting reliable existing weaponry, India is strategically bolstering its layered air defense amidst escalating drone warfare dynamics.