India and France are likely to sign an agreement that will see that the new Delhi buys 26 Rafale naval aircraft for the Indian Navy. According to the report, the agreement, which was offered as the largest between the two countries and the Indian defensive sector, will probably be signed on April 28.
According to a report from the press agency, the agreement will be signed in the presence of French Defense Minister Sebastien Lecorn.
The Rafale Agreement will reportedly be worth it £63,000 crore and will be signed in the presence of higher officials from both sides, nor reported.
Where will India-France sign the Rafale Agreement?
According to a report or quotation of resources, the agreement is ready to sign in Nový Delhi, outside the headquarters of the Ministry of Defense in South Bloc.
The French Minister of Defense is likely to land in Nový Delhi on Sunday evening and leaves late on Monday evening.
India erases the largest defense agreement
India cleaned its biggest defense agreement for 26 Rafale-Marine combat aircraft with France at the beginning of this month on April 9 at the meeting of the Cabinet Security Committee led by Prime Minister Narendra Modim under the government agreement.
This government agreement will include 22 single and four two -seater nozzles along with a comprehensive package for fleet maintenance, logistics support, staff training and indigenous component production.
In July 2023, the Ministry of Defense approved the purchase of 26 Rafale (Marine) aircraft (Marine) from France, especially for deployment on board the natives built by the Ins Vikrant aircraft carrier.
The ministry also cleaned the contract of three submarines Scorpio from France.
What are the new Rafale Marine fighting level?
These fighters will work from INS VIKART and will support the existing MiG-29 K.
The Indian Air Force already has a fleet of 36 aircraft acquired as part of a separate agreement founded in 2016. IAF Rafale Jets operates from its two foundations in Ambala and Hashinar.
The agreement for 26 Rafale-MS will increase the number of Rafale nozzles to 62 and increase the number of 4.5-plus generation aircraft in the Indian arsenal.
A new offer from the Indian Air Force for a fighter aircraft in Multirole is expected to be released soon.
However, the Indian Air Force has shown that it would be possible to obtain a specific aircraft to meet its immediate requirements.
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