HAL to develop world's first high-altitude pseudo satellite that can fly unmanned for upto 3 months

The Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) is developing a futuristic high altitude pseudo satellite with a start-up company, to strengthen the country’s military strike capabilities.
It is a first of its kind project in the world, where a manned aircraft will operate within the boundary and the unmanned aircraft will enter the enemy zone and can carry out strikes deep inside the enemy territory.
The high altitude pseudo satellite will be solar energised and the unmanned object will fly around 70,000 ft for 2-3 months to take information.
The technology has been named Combined Air Teaming System (CATS). It will have a manned aircraft (will be known as mother ship), operating from faraway, and four autonomous unmanned aerial vehicle known as CATS Warrior.
CATS Warrior will have the capacity to carry out strike stealthily entering 700 kilometres inside enemy territory.
The mother ship can be LCA or Jaguar or other combat manned aircraft.